Knee bursitis pain, tenderness, and swelling can be hard to manage.How do you find the best treatment? It depends on what’s causing your problems. Each of your knees has a bursa sac that’s ...

Rest and avoid aggravating activities: Avoid activities that exacerbate the pain, such as prolonged standing, running, or heavy lifting. Ice Therapy: Apply ice packs to the back of the knee for 15 ...

You may experience pain directly on your knee from an injury, such as a fracture or torn meniscus. But pain above your knee — whether in the front or back of your leg — may have a different cause.

Most cases of outside or lateral knee pain are related to injuries to the ligaments and tendons of the knee or from wear and tear over time. Treatment is available.

I am a Rheumatoid Arthritis patient. A couple of weeks ago I noticed a swelling, like a soft lump forming at the back of my knee. It was never painful, just experienced a feeling of "heaviness" in my ...

Joanna Georgiou, 31, had first consulted with her GP after discovering a suspicious lump on her knee in 2016 - but says she was simply told ibuprofen will help the pain of the 'cyst'.

Knee pain is most common during periods of rapid growth and front-of-knee pain is more common in girls than boys. Causes include joint inflammation, pain radiating from the hip, a misaligned ...