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The knee is one of the most complex and regularly used joints in the human body. It bears the weight of our torso, allows us to walk, run, squat, jump—and even small daily motions like climbing stairs or getting up from a chair can put considerable stress on it. Because of this, knee pain is one of the most common complaints seen in clinic settings. Understanding what causes knee pain, how it presents, and what options exist for relief can help sufferers find the right path toward recovery. What Is Knee Pain? Knee pain refers to any discomfort, ache, or instability in or around the knee joint. It can be sharp or dull, constant or intermittent. Sometimes it is associated with swelling, stiffness, a clicking or grinding sound, or an inability to fully bear weight on the leg. The nature of the pain often gives clues to its underlying cause. Common Causes of Knee Pain There are many possible sources of knee pain. Some are acute (sudden injury), others chronic (wear and tear), and som...