Why Knee Pain May Be Worse on One Side of the Joint
One-sided knee pain may be linked to arthritis, joint wear, inflammation, alignment, or movement changes.

One-sided knee pain may be linked to arthritis, joint wear, inflammation, alignment, or movement changes.

Almost everyone experiences knee pain at some point. A long walk, a workout, yard work, or a busy day on your feet can leave your knees feeling sore. In many cases, occasional discomfort improves with rest. But when knee pain keeps coming back, lasts for weeks, or starts affecting daily life, it may be chronic…