Talk:Crepitus

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If someone has more detailed information on "crepitus" relating to the knees, I would very much appreciate you sharing what you know. For example, what supplements to take, the best brands, exercises that will not have a heavy impact on the knees, etc. Thanks!

Crepitus is a sign of any one of several conditions. Before treating a condition, you need to first identify it. The first step would be to have a physician examine your knees in person. --Una Smith (talk) 05:34, 1 January 2008 (UTC)