Experiencing pain in the back of your leg behind the knee could mean a lot of different things. Whether you're a runner or not, knees and joints can get creaky and achy, but something about back ...

Sometimes a pinched nerve behind the knee—such as the sciatic nerve, which runs from the lower back to your feet—can cause pain in the back of the knee and the calf, Dr. Packer says.

Perhaps you’ve tried ice, heat, pain medication, foam rolling, strengthening, and stretching - even physical therapy - but no matter what - your knee pain just won’t go away.

If your back-of-knee pain is not due to any specific accident or incident, it could be caused by a wide array of factors. According to Dr. Celeste Holder, who holds a B.S. in behavioral ...

Knee pain is a common problem. Global estimates suggest more than one in five people over the age of 40 have a form of chronic knee pain. This is something that can have a big impact on people's ...

Knee pain is common among people of all ages, with about 18 million people seeing a doctor for it every year. Knee pain can come with crunching, popping, swelling, or instability (or, if you’re ...

Knee pain is the second most common complaint when it comes to musculoskeletal problems - right behind back pain - and it impacts one-third of all Americans at any given time. I speak to a lot of ...

Some knee pain can be treated without surgery using: Physical therapy (PT) – Exercises to improve mobility and function in your knees, relieve pain, or recover from a sports injury. Injections – ...

They include things like lower back pain, tendonitis, and knee pain, and tend to accompany endurance sports (like cycling) where long hours of training are involved.

Guest: Dr. Shantanu Kulkarni (Pain Medicine Specialist).

At times, knee pain can also originate elsewhere in the body. For example, hip osteoarthritis or pressure on the lower back’s nerves can also cause knee pain. In rare cases, a spontaneously ...