lately my legs are sore i have a hard time getting up my left knee also hurts are there any drugs that can hel
465914
mine too! from sports. nothing you can do, you can get knee surgery though.
83743
could be your mcl or lcl... ligaments that are on the outside of the knee.. Really should see a doc.
709160
go to a dr. dont fool around with knees..they are tricky...use ice not heat...heat makes it swell..ice makes the pain and swelling go down
1157485
I'm a doctor, but not an orthopedist.  You should probably see an orthopedic specialist.  You could have any number of problems, from a strain/sprain to arthritis to torn ligaments.  Many knee problems can be treated with medication, special exercises or a brace, but some require injections or surgery.\n\nYou need to have a good exam by a doc to know for sure.  A week is long enough for a mild injury to start feeling better.\n\nGood luck.
218051
Depending on your age it could be arthritis.  The best thing to do is consult a physician.  They have to get an inside look to find the right solution.  I myself have some arthritis but find much relief and strength in my legs from doing Tai Chi and Chi Gung.  And I had a torn meniscus in my knee years ago (they did arthroscopic surgery).
89744
I was diagnosed with this many years ago when I was much younger.  It kept me out of P.E. class for my Senior year in High School.  After I graduated I started a very demanding job being on my feet all day and lots of heavy lifting.  My knee problems went away.  I've had other difficult jobs since then and my current job keeps me moving, all day ( Not much lifting ).  Sometimes, I'll have mild pain in my knee, when it is at its worst I'll put on a knee brace, take some asprin and it's fine in a day or two.  I think being inactive was the worst thing for me and being active has helped.  Please be carefull, listen to what your Doctor says, your condition may be worse than mine ( or not ).  If the pain gets to be too much, take a break!
332074
try wrapping your legs in a warm blanket if its cold, and if its warm try spraying ice water on them and then wrap them in a cool blanket. I don't know why it helps but it does.
469761
Ouch!  Keep an eye on it.  Take note of any pain that shoots down your leg or your back.\nIf it keeps up, see the doctor.
320228
The ibuprofen gels you can buy are good, Ibuleve, or Deep Heat rubbed on the area. An ice pack also helps alot. Feel better.
1042479
If I were you I'd go and see your doctor. You need to confirm that what you think is nerve pain is that and not due to swelling or muscle damage etc.\n\nThere are some drugs good for nerve pain,some antiepileptics are effective, but only available on prescription.\n\nHope this helps and that you feel better soon
143688
go to the doctor. my bro broke his ankle and just walked on it. the he went to basic training for the army and he got really really bad pains in it. it'll catch up to you
1177356
There is a condition called "water on the knee". It should get better with cold packs and rest
509260
There really isn't much you can do. The pain should not be so bad that it's unbearable. If it is, you should contact your doctor. If it's uncomfortable and a little sore, a little ibuprofen should do the trick.
1014952
I play basketball all the time, too, so I suffer from knee problems. I have a weak left knee because of it. I suggest wearing a knee brace when you play the actual game. Keep taking Advil. Use that Icy Cold stuff that Shaq and Mia Ham advertise on TV. That really works. Take a bath and soak your knees. And stretch well before the game. Hope you play well tonight! :)
482887
Weight can have something to do with knee problems. It could also be something else, too. Talk to your Dr. He can find the reason and recommend a medication for it.
195665
well first off stop doing things to make it hurt, then u can always get a knee brace and take some pain pills  or just think of something or someone else to keep ur mind off of the pain
270780
Prescription Drugs and Pain Medications\nhttp://www.webmd.com/content/article/75/89652.htm