Knee Compression Sleeve BENEFITS for Knee Osteoarthritis + another option if they don't fit

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If you are looking for ways to reduce knee arthritis pain without surgery or ways to help manage swelling- a knee compression sleeve may be exactly what you need. A study titled: "Immediate effect of the elastic knee sleeve use on individuals with osteoarthritis" (PMID: 21952996) showed that simply adding a knee compression sleeve can reduce pain with stairs and improve ability to walk at a faster speed. It may be more beneficial to try a knee sleeve first before traditional and clunky knee braces.

Join Dr Alyssa Kuhn, physical therapist and osteoarthritis specialist as she explains how compression works as well as a tip if you can't find a compression sleeve that fits- there is another option! The other option includes wrapping your knee with an ACE bandage. It is possible to find knee arthritis relief!

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