PCOS and Joint Pain

 PCOS and Joint Pain

October 02, 20251 min read

“True health and wellness is addressing all the dysfunctions we might have all at once because they might all be connected.” - Steven Baptiste PT, DPT

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At Elev8 Movement, we believe that moving well is the foundation for living well. This blog is here to guide you through the challenges of knee pain and joint health with practical tips, trusted information, and inspiring solutions. Whether you’re recovering from an injury, managing a chronic condition, or simply aiming to stay active and strong, you’ll find guidance and encouragement to help you keep moving forward—one confident stride at a time.

PCOS and Joint Pain

PCOS and Joint Pain

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS) affects hormones, often leading to increased inflammation and changes in weight. These two factors combined can put added stress on the knees, increasing discomfort and stiffness.

Women with PCOS may also experience fatigue or find it harder to stay active, which can weaken the muscles that support the knees over time. Balancing hormones and incorporating joint-friendly movement are key to managing both conditions effectively.

Understanding the connection between PCOS and joint pain can empower you to take steps that protect your knees.

At Elev8 Movement, we recognize these unique challenges. Our approach combines targeted exercises to strengthen the muscles supporting your knees with guidance that helps manage overall joint health.

You deserve care that understands the full picture. Book a consultation to take your first step toward better movement.


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