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What Causes Pain In The Knee With No Swelling?

I was walking upstairs and heard a loud pop noise in the area of my knee. I immediately was in pain and could not put any weight on my leg. I can t bend it back wards. I can only walk with my leg straight. There s no swelling but still very tender in the back of the knee. What could cause this?
Thu, 11 Feb 2016
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Hello there,

I have read your concern,

Although you have not mention twisting of knee but popping sound was heard which means Ligament was teared.
As you cant bend you knee backwards and pain in back of the knee, i am suggesting ACL tear.

i would suggest you to take NSAID over the counter drugs
perform Icing to the area
Isometric exercise of the hamstring and quadriceps.


if the pain did not reside please go for MRI and visit Physiotherapist?orthopedics to avoid early degerative changes in your knee joint.


Regards
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What Causes Pain In The Knee With No Swelling?

Hello there, I have read your concern, Although you have not mention twisting of knee but popping sound was heard which means Ligament was teared. As you cant bend you knee backwards and pain in back of the knee, i am suggesting ACL tear. i would suggest you to take NSAID over the counter drugs perform Icing to the area Isometric exercise of the hamstring and quadriceps. if the pain did not reside please go for MRI and visit Physiotherapist?orthopedics to avoid early degerative changes in your knee joint. Regards