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    Are there particular sports or exercises that a person should avoid if they have knee, hip or joint pain?

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  • My name is Pavitar (Pav) Sunner and I provide orthopaedic services in hip, knee, shoulder reconstruction and arthroplasty. I specialise in soft tissue injuries, as … View Profile

    As with most things in life, it is important to listen to your body. If a particular exercise results in the patient experiencing pain – they should stop and determine that they are using correct posture and body placement. Generally most people should be able to partake in walking, cycling and swimming without pain. These are always good “go to” options. It may be best to avoid jarring and high impact forms of exercise if you are experiencing localised pain – again, yoga and pilates are a great way to keep moving. Dr. Sunner cares about each patient’s individual needs and will work with you to ensure you heal properly. As a skilled orthopaedic surgeon, he specialises in the following areas for patients of Sydney:

    – Knee

    – Hips

    – Sports Medicine

    – Shoulders

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