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What is Causing Your Knee Pain? Bursitis? How to Tell. (Suprapatellar, Prepatellar, Infrapatellar, or Pes Anserine Bursitis)
Bob and Brad discuss how to tell if your knee pain is bursitis, including suprapatellar, prepatellar, infrapatellar, and pes anserine bursitis. Knee bursitis (also known as housemaid's knee or clergyman's knee) occurs when
one of the many bursae in the knee becomes inflamed, swollen, or irritated. They go over the signs and symptoms, as well as, causes of knee bursitis.
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Daily Habits that Contribute to/Cause Knee Pain
Bob and Brad discuss why these 12 daily habits may be causing or increasing your knee pain. They also provide alternative approaches to tasks to relieve knee pain and help you get through the day.

Myth: Bone Spurs Are Painful
Bone spurs themselves usually don’t cause pain—heel pain is far more often due to plantar fasciosis, poor footwear, and reduced blood flow, as explained by podiatrist Dr. Ray McClanahan in this myth-busting episode.


