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#1 by poknatcmat on May 8th, 2010
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@moonerjamerson see ur physiotherapist. It’s better late than never. The thing is if we continue wear & tear tendon and joint it’s gonna end up to a painful arthiritis. Ur physio will give u a test and will give u the result right away. She will only request for an x-ray if needed. Good luck!
#2 by hardyboiz399 on May 8th, 2010
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@poknatcmat i havent gone for any x ray yet.. but soon..
#3 by woodywalkthrough on May 8th, 2010
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i play alot of sports that can do damage to the knee, basketball,golf…ect(i play alot : P) but lately iv’e noticed i have a small sore bump just below my knee. at first i thought it was osgoodslaters (sorry for bad spelling) but my doctor told me its not that, if you have any idea on what it could be or what it is called, could you pm me, thanks
#4 by moonerjamerson on May 8th, 2010
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a year and a half ago, i injured myself while doing judo and i’ve always thought i injured my ankle, but now i realized i injured my knee. can someone tell me the reason why it makes uncomfortable cracking noise when i stretch my leg or put pressure on my leg?
#5 by poknatcmat on May 8th, 2010
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@hardyboiz399 did u ahve a recent x-ray? see an orthopedic right away.
#6 by hardyboiz399 on May 8th, 2010
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i need help i got like and extra small bone near my knee (both legs) please help me what is that small bone..is it like an extra bone.
#7 by 123seal on May 8th, 2010
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Good, yet simple information on the go.
#8 by alcamaka on May 8th, 2010
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Thanks for posting this!
#9 by ipodojunkie on May 8th, 2010
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what type of acl injury?
i also have a partial tear and now i have bursitis in my knee. i have been trying to get back to playing soccer but its a long process… take your time and dont rush the healing process..
#10 by JoseManuel142 on May 8th, 2010
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que horrible es lesionarse los ligamentos!!
#11 by cford725 on May 8th, 2010
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Hey it’s my doctor, vijay. Best doc ever! Saved my shoulder.
#12 by whitedragonawa on May 8th, 2010
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You need to get surgery!!! I have had 4 knee surgeries and I do Taekwondo as well for many years. Its tough but you have to get surgery.
#13 by MissDuhWatever on May 8th, 2010
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i dont know if mine is related to there,cos after i ran a 100m race,i started putting my leg up the tall,high seat-believe me its high- then as i push myself up,one of the bone on my knee started to be out of place.. I was too dumb to take the stupid staircase!
#14 by petarcubrilo on May 8th, 2010
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#15 by YeahCain2 on May 9th, 2010
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sucks to be a skier
#16 by tmrinal on May 9th, 2010
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hi i have been diagnosed with an acl injury
is there a non surgical way to heal it.
i want to play soccer again
#17 by StL33T on May 9th, 2010
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watching this video scares me. I use to do taekwondo competitively and always snowboarded.
Now, i have cracks in my knees when I’m walking or doing planks. The area underneath my kneecap is really swollen and puffy. My knees hurt like hell when I run for more than 12 minutes. I can be standing up and just leaning towards one side of my body and my knee will all of a sudden hurt.
I went to my family doctor 3 times, and he told me a few weeks of rest will do.
It’s been 2 years now, it still hurts
#18 by Ukabumba on May 9th, 2010
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I love the giant green penis coming in on the right! classic! right into the docs mouth
#19 by bigtruckguy3500 on May 9th, 2010
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Ha! You an me are in the same boat. I hurt my knee at the end of my sophomore year of college, and I’m class of ’09 too. But yeah, try duck walking. If duckwalking is very painful, then it is likely a meniscus. If not, it could be anything from tendonitis of some sort to knee maltracking causing patellofemoral syndrome. What’s helped me is a combination of stretching, strengthening, and foam rolling every muscle and tissue that feeds into the knees and lower body.
#20 by UnrivaledShogun on May 9th, 2010
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@shell
so its been bothering you for over 2 years and you still havent seen the doctor? Good luck with it ever healing on its own.
#21 by Joelwww7 on May 9th, 2010
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@shellshoc6789 OK Before anything please PLEASE DO NOT get a shot of the so called Cortisone Shot in your knee. If you can get an MRI of your knee and also look for a second opinion from another doctor. You might have a simple irritation behind your knee cap. If you most have surgery, ask your doctor if your meniscus should be completely removed……I wouldn’t do it…..but that just me. Good luck and I hope your injury is nothing serious.
#22 by shellshoc6789 on May 9th, 2010
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ok, i have a knee injurey thats been bothering me since the 10th grade, and still bother’s me up to this day.I am now 18yrs old and fished highschool in 09. I think it might be somthing involved with the meniscus, and the PFS. If anybudy can help give me some ideas on how I can fix this, Please let me know asap.
-thank you
#23 by onkaro on May 9th, 2010
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i canot understud his englash
#24 by cortesm287 on May 9th, 2010
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well sorry to hear that, i was glad to hear that no surgery was needed thank god….i sprained my mcl…get better
#25 by ggmoo2467 on May 9th, 2010
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it is possible for it to heal without surgery but if not you MUST go to physiotherapy because it may dislocate again in the futer.