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Knee Keeps Cracking
My left knee sometimes cracks(many little cracks) when I stand up or straight my leg out. Is that normal for someone at a young age? Should I do something? I am not sure when this started but I've have it for a couple years now....
Alright, thank you. Its not every time time just randomly here and there. Thanks, again!
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Persistent Crepitus (the popping, cracking, etc. of joints) is more associated with OA (Osteoarthritis) and patients over the age of 40.
However, it is NORMAL to experience crepitus occasionally.
If you are under 40; consult you physician about this as the above poster recommended. Persistent Crepitus is NOT normal at ANY age and especially for a patient under the age of 40.
That is why I asked for your age.