KNEE HEALTH GUIDE

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Knee Pain When Standing Up From Kneeling?

That painful moment when you try to rise from the floor may be a sign that your knee is under extra stress.

WHY IT MAY HAPPEN

Why Does It Hurt?

Kneeling and getting back up require the knee to bend deeply and then handle your body weight as you rise.

Front Knee Pain Can occur around or behind the kneecap.

Stiffness Joint stiffness may make getting up uncomfortable.

Overuse Repeated kneeling or squatting can irritate the knee.

POSSIBLE CAUSES

What Could Be Behind It?

Knee pain has many possible causes. Patellofemoral pain, arthritis, tendon problems, bursitis, previous injury and other conditions can produce pain during movement.

The exact cause cannot be determined from one symptom alone.

WHEN RISING

Your Movement Matters

Avoid forcing yourself quickly from a deep kneeling position if the movement causes pain.

1 Use support if needed.

2 Rise slowly and under control.

3 Stop if pain becomes significant.

HELP YOUR KNEES

Simple Things to Consider

Reducing activities that aggravate the pain, maintaining appropriate strength and flexibility, and gradually building activity may help some people.

Exercise should be appropriate for the underlying cause of your knee pain.

DON'T IGNORE WARNING SIGNS

When Should You Get Medical Advice?

Seek professional advice if pain persists, becomes worse, interferes with daily activities, or is associated with significant swelling or difficulty bearing weight.

Severe pain after an injury, sudden swelling, deformity, inability to bear weight, or a hot/red knee with fever requires prompt medical attention.

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Knee Pain When Getting Up?

Learn more about possible causes, practical knee-care strategies and when it may be time to seek professional help.

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