Relieve Knee Pain with FUTURO™ Knee Braces and Supports
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Are your knees painful, swollen, stiff, or making popping noises? These are possible symptoms of knee injury, caused by athletic activities, overexertion, old age, or medical conditions, such as arthritis or gout. Aside from seeking medical support, you can use pain-relieving knee braces such as FUTURO™ Knee Braces and Supports. They help stabilise the joint, increase the blood flow, and provide warmth and compression to reduce the knee pain and swelling. Other benefits of FUTURO™ knee braces include:
- Made from a breathable, flexible material that allows for activity
- Lift, support and stabilise your knee (patella, muscles and ligaments) by providing compression and warmth
- Protect the knee following an injury, improve the joint’s fine motor movements, and help prevent further damage
Common Knee Injuries
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Runner's Knee
Otherwise known as patellofemoral pain syndrome (PFPS), jumper’s knee, or anterior knee pain.
Runner's knee injury occurs at the front of your knee when the knee cap rubs against the groove in your femur (the thigh bone)—the abnormal friction causing pain during exercising, walking or running. It affects not only runners, hikers, cyclists, and physically active people, but even those who sit for a living!
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Meniscus Tears
A meniscus tear knee injury occurs when the cartilage in the knee is torn. It causes pain and swelling and makes bending difficult. Untreated meniscus tears gradually increase in size and lead to complications, such as arthritis. This condition is common among individuals who play soccer, basketball, volleyball, or tennis.
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Medial Collateral Ligament and Lateral Collateral Ligament (MCL and LCL injury)
MCL and LCL sprains are when one or more of the ligaments around the knee joint is injured, resulting in pain, swelling and instability. An MCL injury occurs in sports where players collide with each other like skiing, hockey, basketball and soccer. Wrestlers are more prone to LCL injury when their legs twist outward in a sudden movement on the mat.
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Articular Cartilage Damage
People with knee cartilage injury experience severe joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and a substantial reduction in mobility. This can result from a variety of causes, such as injuries sustained by falls or traumatic sport-accident, previous knee injuries or wear and tear over time.
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This information is not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis or treatment.
How to Choose Your FUTURO™ Braces and Supports for Ankle and Foot
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1. Know your symptoms. Gain a deeper understanding of your injury. Access our fact sheet to learn more.
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2. Identify your support and compression level, so you can choose your FUTURO™ Knee Brace and Support accurately.
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3. Use the left-hand navigation to filter FUTURO products by category, type, injury, support and compression level, and size. Get customised results.
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