Why does my knee and sometimes other part of my legs hurt afer running or walking?
It could be something as silly as your feet being just a bit off ( ex. over pronation). If it keeps up, you should go see a podiatrist. I was having pain in my foot, and then in my shin after a while, and I went to my foot doctor. He said I has plantar fasciitis and fit me with some insoles. Now, I'm fine and running up to 12 km at a time. He told me that if I didn't have my gait corrected, the pain could have kept moving up to my knees and hips. He was really informative and helpful.
Why does my knee hurt (I'm 14)?
Both of the previous answers are excellent. I have another theory. At that age my son complained of knee pain almost daily. It seemed most noticeable at night (when other distractions are minimal). At times, his knee hurt so bad that he couldn’t sleep. We went to the doctor with nothing abnormal found. Turns out he was experiencing ‘growing pains’. In a short 3 or 4 month period he grew over 3.5″ in height. I then understood where that phrase came from. Start out with your doctor, if nothing is wrong, you too may be experiencing ‘growing pains’.
Why does my knees hurt after dancing?
I dance hip-hop, not for living but it's my hobby. Everytime I dance for about 1 hour my knees starts to hurt with every move my legs make. I wonder is it common for dancers when their knees hurt? cause sometimes I see people dancing with a bandage or something around their ankles? is it normal if its hurting?. it really sucks for me cause I love to dance but because my knees are always hurting after 1 hour of dancing i get unmotivated to dance.
Why does my knee hurt randomly?
If your under 21 years old your body is still in a growing period so the top and bottom of your knee cap will hurt sometimes but its just cause your growing, there is nothing to worry about, but if you are not growing anymore (and your sure) its likely that these little bones between your joints are getting wasted and you have to stretch alot, if your over 21 (your not growing) you should go to the orthopedist