Ethan
Active Member
I've recently been having problems with my knees, usually when getting up or going up steps.
It's not a bad pain, but it is concerning me. It's almost as if my knees are grinding, as appose to a smooth fluid movement in the joint. Sometimes my knee feels like its not returned to its proper setting and has almost popped out of place, which does hurt a fair bit but its a rare event.
I never have any sort of knee pain while cycling though, my bike is set up well and I never feel uncomfortable while riding.
It's almost certainly a result of cycling, as that and a general change in diet are the only things that have changed in the past year or so in terms of lifestyle.
(Diet being a lot more balanced and healthy than it used to be.)
I am 19 years of age and for what its worth I am highly allergic to milk - i.e. I have never been able to have any dairy product at all in my diet (someone said it might be that, but I'm dubious.)
Any ideas what the problem could be and how I could help make it better?
Perhaps someone else has had similar problems.
I'll obviously be going to the doctors about it soon, but I'm a uni student so I'm currently registered at the doctors there, I need to registered with the doctors at home but obviously such simple tasks often have a habit of going balls up!
Cheers
It's not a bad pain, but it is concerning me. It's almost as if my knees are grinding, as appose to a smooth fluid movement in the joint. Sometimes my knee feels like its not returned to its proper setting and has almost popped out of place, which does hurt a fair bit but its a rare event.
I never have any sort of knee pain while cycling though, my bike is set up well and I never feel uncomfortable while riding.
It's almost certainly a result of cycling, as that and a general change in diet are the only things that have changed in the past year or so in terms of lifestyle.
(Diet being a lot more balanced and healthy than it used to be.)
I am 19 years of age and for what its worth I am highly allergic to milk - i.e. I have never been able to have any dairy product at all in my diet (someone said it might be that, but I'm dubious.)
Any ideas what the problem could be and how I could help make it better?
Perhaps someone else has had similar problems.
I'll obviously be going to the doctors about it soon, but I'm a uni student so I'm currently registered at the doctors there, I need to registered with the doctors at home but obviously such simple tasks often have a habit of going balls up!
Cheers
