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Suggest Treatment For Severe Pain And Popping In Knee After Injury
HELLO SIR, I M 26YRS OLD. BEFORE 7 MONTHS I HAD LIGAMENT TEAR ON LEFT KNEE WHEN I SUDDENLY TURNED. THAT TIME I D SEVERE PAIN AND SWELLING. I COULD NOT MOVE MY LEG FOR 1HR HARDLY. BUT AFTER THAT I CONSULT THE DOCTOR WHO SUGGESTED ME TO TAKE REST (1 WEEK-BUT I DON T) AND GAVE ME SOME PAIN KILLERS. THE X-RAY REPORT NOT CLEAR ANYTHING TO HIM. AND HE CHECKED MY KNEE AND HE SAID THAT NO PROBLEM WITH YOUR KNEE. THE ONLY THING HE SAID THAT I HAVE TO TAKE REST. DON T USE STEPS.. BUT NOW I VE HAVE SEVERE PAIN IN KNEE THROUGHOUT OUT THE LEG SOMETIMES.AND NOW MY RIGHT KNEE ALSO HAVE POPPING AND HAVE PAIN. PLS PLS PLS ADVICE ME! THANKS IN ADVANCE!
From the history you have given, since injury there was no painless interval, you had constant pain. X-ray is nonconclusive, I would suggest you meet an orthopedic surgeon in person and get yourself examined or else get an MRI of the knee done and post the reports here.
Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further.
Regards, Dr. Sunny Dole, Orthopedic Surgeon
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Suggest Treatment For Severe Pain And Popping In Knee After Injury
Hi, From the history you have given, since injury there was no painless interval, you had constant pain. X-ray is nonconclusive, I would suggest you meet an orthopedic surgeon in person and get yourself examined or else get an MRI of the knee done and post the reports here. Take care. Hope I have answered your question. Let me know if I can assist you further. Regards, Dr. Sunny Dole, Orthopedic Surgeon