Is it because I overexerted myself with intense exercise to lose the weight gained after childbirth? Since having my second child and doing diet exercises, my knees have been hurting so much.
I rode the bike because I heard it doesn't strain the knees, but actually, my knees feel more painful after riding the bike than before.
So, I generally try not to ride my bike too often.
The worst pain occurs when I stand up from sitting, and it's difficult to fully straighten my knee. ㅠ
I need to keep dieting, and I can't avoid exercising, so I keep moving... mainly focusing on walking.
At least I am losing weight, so I think the pain has decreased a lot compared to before, but I feel like it's a day when I overexerted myself a little.
I have a fever in the evening and my knees are hurting again.
Should I avoid exercising since one knee is more painful?
Since physical therapy was only at that time, I think I need to do exercises that don't put strain on my knees fundamentally...
What kind of exercises do people with knee problems usually do?
I just can't help but do lower body exercises with Javi ㅠ
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