These past two days of doing push-ups have not been easy for me. I have been experiencing knee pain and I am not sure what is causing it. I am planning to go to the hospital any moment from now to have it checked.
My report:100k, ahmedabubakarabbo,11,230,2025-07-25
Doing push-ups isn't a bed of roses, and you are not the only one who is having this feeling, but since we have seen the benefits of this season and we want to achieve our goal of why we started the push-up challenge in the first place, we will keep pushing ourselves despite the difficulties we pass through. It's likely the way you position yourself when doing push-ups that causes you knee pain, but since you have made up your mind to go for a checkup, you can do that so that you will know the real cause of your knee pain.
I went to the hospital where I was examined and some drugs were given to me hoping to feel better soon. It did not stop me from doing push ups today because I know the benefits I gain from push ups
My report:100k, ahmedabubakarabbo,12,240,2025-07-26
As you were examined by a doctor, what did the doctor say is the cause of your knee pain? Of course, if the knee pain allows you to do push-ups without passing through difficult times, there's no need to stop doing push-ups; you can continue doing push-ups because it will even help to relieve you of your knee pain.