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What Causes Knee Pain?

can you tell me if the following could cause pain in a knee: 1) there is diffuse thickening involving the superior aspect of the medial collateral ligament 2) There is increased signal involving the medial epicondyles, patchy increased signal involving the lateral tibial plateau. These findings, most probably, foci of residual red bone marrow. 3) focal tendinosis of the dismal quadriceps tendon, focal tendinosis of the superior patellar tendon. what does all of this mean?
Fri, 24 Jun 2016
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Orthopaedic Surgeon 's  Response
hi
hope this msg finds u in good health
u seem to have tenidinopathy n degeneration of knee ligaments
there is nothing to worry bout
it causes some pain. .but may subside eventually
thanks Take care
God bless
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What Causes Knee Pain?

hi hope this msg finds u in good health u seem to have tenidinopathy n degeneration of knee ligaments there is nothing to worry bout it causes some pain. .but may subside eventually thanks Take care God bless