mousefan1972
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Hey, cool lady! How's the knee?
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Hey, cool lady! How's the knee?
nibblesandbits
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I think that would do wonders...:lol:
Uponastar
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Not true :lookaroun
SO true.
I might call someone a *&=#.
But never a $#+@
Hello lady of leisure!
WDWmazprty
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:king:
Actually it's doing better tonight, but it tends to buckle when I'm walking. I'm a little concerned about that.
mousefan1972
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Does it hurt on the inside of your knee?
nibblesandbits
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well, I'm off work now. Talk to you all tomorrow! :kiss:
a little - depending on how it's bent....
Uponastar
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Night Nibblies! :kiss:
mousefan1972
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Well, I'm concerned because buckling is a classic symptom of a torn meniscus. (cartilage) So is pain along the inside of the knee, and pain with up/down stairs. (worse with down) If it doesn't get better on its own, you may need to see an orthopedic specialist.
Or, if you want, I'd be happy to meet you if you come up to see DD and look at it for you. I can do some tests that will tell me if it is likely a torn meniscus or something else.Edit: Bye, Nibblies! :kiss:
WDWmazprty
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See ya NIbbs!
How is that treated?Well, I'm concerned because buckling is a classic symptom of a torn meniscus. (cartilage) So is pain along the inside of the knee, and pain with up/down stairs. (worse with down) If it doesn't get better on its own, you may need to see an orthopedic specialist.
Edit: Bye, Nibblies! :kiss:
edit: Bye Nibbs!
mousefan1972
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PotteryGal
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O/T: Everytime I see your siggy, Kristin, I'm singing it in my head.
Evening folks! Just chillin' at the moment.
WDWmazprty
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O/T: Everytime I see your siggy, Kristin, I'm singing it in my head.
Evening folks! Just chillin' at the moment.
Hey Jenny!
PotteryGal
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Well, I'm concerned because buckling is a classic symptom of a torn meniscus. (cartilage) So is pain along the inside of the knee, and pain with up/down stairs. (worse with down) If it doesn't get better on its own, you may need to see an orthopedic specialist.
Edit: Bye, Nibblies! :kiss:
Crap...that sounds like what's happened to me in the past - the inside of the knee pain and the problems going up/down steps. I'm fine at the moment, but I'm never overly confident that it won't suddenly happen again.
joanna71985
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Hello?
mousefan1972
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O/T: Everytime I see your siggy, Kristin, I'm singing it in my head.
Evening folks! Just chillin' at the moment.
Me, too! We have the MK events CD, too, and the kids are always asking for the castle show. I know the whole thing by heart!It's hard, b/c a torn meniscus has similar symptoms to patellofemoral syndrome. Usually a mensicus tear is from some type of trauma (a fall, or a sports injury) whereas PFS just develops out of nowhere.
PotteryGal
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Hi Jon! Are you still at work?
PotteryGal
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It's hard, b/c a torn meniscus has similar symptoms to patellofemoral syndrome. Usually a mensicus tear is from some type of trauma (a fall, or a sports injury) whereas PFS just develops out of nowhere.
Sighs.....well, the fact that I'm putting all that extra weight on it is definitely a factor
...oh, and the children. Everything is their fault too. :lookaroun