Dr. Lintner Interviewed About Sore Knees

Dr. David Lintner was recently interviewed on Sports Radio 610 about sore knees, especially among “weekend warriors.”

Knee pain can be related to age, inflammation along growth plates, stress fractures, or even weight issues.

Listen to the audio from the interview below…
Play this “Methodist Minute” audio.

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