Many people have experienced a buckling knee or the feeling of the joint giving out beneath them. Knee buckling is often caused by knee injuries from high-impact sports or existing joint conditions such as osteoarthritis. In other cases, nerve damage may cause knee instability. Weakness and buckling along with neurological symptoms may suggest multiple sclerosis.

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