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Arthritis Knees Exercises – Exercise to Relieve Arthritis

Sharon Conroy 

If you have arthritis in your knees, then you may have been told to do arthritis knees exercises. You may think that it is a bad idea. After all, if something hurts you do not move it, right? Wrong. Moving by doing arthritis knees exercises is exactly what you should do. The less you do arthritis knees exercises the worse your arthritis will be. Your knees will stiffen up and you will eventually not be able to move easily. Arthritis knees exercises will help keep your knees limber and lessen pain.

Out of all the arthritis knees exercises you can do, water exercises are quite possibly the best ones that you can do. Water aerobics allow you to do aerobics while in the water. This form of arthritis knees exercises helps you avoid the pressure that traditional aerobics puts on your knees, which will worsen the damage that is done to your knees. Swimming is also a good form of arthritis knees exercises. Swimming will allow you to get a total body workout without putting any kind of pressure on your knee joints. If you are like many people and are trying to lose weight, then water arthritis knees exercises will allow you avoid knee pressure and lose the weight.

Yoga and tai chi are also excellent arthritis knees exercises. These are gentle exercises that are low impact so they will not damage your knees. Yoga encourages your joints to stretch and help keep your tendons and ligaments limber so that you do not have stiffness. Tai chi has been used for a form of arthritis knees exercises for hundreds of years. Tai chi keeps your joints loosened up and allows you to relax while you exercise, and at the same time protects your joints. There may be classes for these arthritis knees exercises in your area or you can buy lessons on DVD and practice at home.

When you decide to do arthritis knees exercises it is important that you talk to your doctor. Your doctor will need to know what you are doing so that he or she will be able to give you the best advice. Your doctor will be able to help you determine what arthritis knees exercises you can safely do without injury. A doctor can also help you see if arthritis knees exercises are helping you to improve or if you need to try something different.

 

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