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Join Date: Sep 2005
Posts: 2
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hey guys, i had this problem/pain one month ago and i can't seem to solve it...2 yrs ago i injured my knee while playing street soccer. But only 7 months ago i had an ACL recon done using hamstring tendons on my left knee. After that surgery, i am quite active in doin physiotherapy. i had a good 6 months physio sessions with no problem at all. But during my last physio last session, i put in much much effort and went too far in doin my physio and i think i strain too much coz b4 the last physio session i had a gymas practice session in that week. then the following day, i had pain in which i had difficulty in walking and climbing stairs. i feel that my knee is weak and the pain sort-of make it a bit unstable while walking .The pain is on the tibia, where is near my scar, which the hamstring tendon is been harvested. when i straighten/stretch my knee, it will hurt too. btw there is no swelling.its been a month and it still hurts now, but the pain is getting lesser. .But when i went to see my specialist who operate my knee. he told me that it is normal for ppl to experience pain and he doesn't has any clue y there is pain there. i ask him whether the screw might be the problem, he told me that the screw is bio-absorable and shouldn't be a problem. then he do a check on my knee and said that my hamstring tendon is fine... to sum it up, there is pain in my tibia whenever i apply pressure on my knee. if my hamstring tendon are strain how long does it take to recover? wonder if i should request a mri? any suggestions? btw im 21 if age does matter...
thanz in advance... |
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Barnet, London.
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I used to get the odd pain, one thing I did was to stop mashing big gears and learn to spin little ones. Trust the surgeon if he tells you things are still OK and just avoid straining it.
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Join Date: May 2005
Location: Barnet, London.
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Knee bump.
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Join Date: Sep 2005
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sorry for the late late reply... my knee is back to normal after ard 1 month of pain. i had a MRI done juz to double check theres no tears and such.. after that i guess theres blood clot in the harvested scar, so i decided to go jogging to lossen the blood . after 2 to 3 joggingsession, my knee is back to normal again. no more pain. cheers
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