Dr. Carrie Jose, in her latest Health and Wellness column, discusses the top causes of knee pain, and how to get lasting, and ...

Behind-the-knee pain could be due to muscle strain or arthritis—or something far more serious. Orthopedic experts say these are the most common causes.

Iliotibial band syndrome exists as pain on the outside of your knee. It usually comes on five minutes into a run and subsides when you're finished. The iliotibial band (ITB) runs from your hip to ...

Symptoms of ITBS include sharp or burning pain along the outer part of the knee and/or soreness and pain along the outer thigh. Pain can stay localized or radiate up or down. You may also ...

Iliotibial band syndrome manifests itself as a pain on the outside of the knee. It usually starts about five minutes into a run and lets up as soon as the movement ends. The iliotibial band (ITB ...

The patient struggling with iliotibial band syndrome may also have knee pain as the iliotibial band frictions over the lateral femoral condyle of the knee. This can be extremely debilitating to ...

causing runners knee and other potential knee injuries such as ITB syndrome and patellar tendonitis,” says Fran. Whether the pain is at the front of your knee, side, or you’re feeling achy ...

pain behind the knee, pain on the inside or outside of the knee, or pain on the front of the knee. Knee pain that is a result of chronic injury or repetitive stress on the joint may start as mild pain ...

Despite your best efforts, knee injuries and conditions can still occur and cause associated knee pain. When that pain occurs ...

Knee conditions or injuries can cause pain in different parts of the knee. The location of pain can help determine which knee condition a person has. People may have pain above, below, behind ...

“Activities commonly associated with outer knee pain include cycling and regular long-distance running.” Iliotibial band syndrome – this condition occurs when the band of tissue which runs ...

Corrective exercises that promote proper kneecap tracking, such as step-ups and lateral band walks, can help to further optimize knee function and prevent future flare-ups. ITBS causes pain on the ...