What have I done to my knee
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I can stand one legged on it no problem
But when I get up from sitting down I get lots of pain on the inner side of my left knee
Where thigh meets Top of shin bone.
For the first few steps it might as well not be there
Then when I get into a stride I'm fine
Aches occasionally but not all the time had it for two weeks
Seem to go but then come back
Tried a tubI grip but they just roll down
I don't recall doing anything to it. Though fairly corpulent I have a desk job
Train a junior footy team walk the dog spot on bp not been to the doctors in ages
Age 45 gsoh etc
Will make an appt but just wondering. What it is before I go
I can stand one legged on it no problem
But when I get up from sitting down I get lots of pain on the inner side of my left knee
Where thigh meets Top of shin bone.
For the first few steps it might as well not be there
Then when I get into a stride I'm fine
Aches occasionally but not all the time had it for two weeks
Seem to go but then come back
Tried a tubI grip but they just roll down
I don't recall doing anything to it. Though fairly corpulent I have a desk job
Train a junior footy team walk the dog spot on bp not been to the doctors in ages
Age 45 gsoh etc
Will make an appt but just wondering. What it is before I go
I found this website very useful
http://www.knee-pain-explained.com/knee-pain-diagn...
Definitely get it checked, I left mine a little too long and it's taking a long time to get it anywhere close to back to normal.
http://www.knee-pain-explained.com/knee-pain-diagn...
Definitely get it checked, I left mine a little too long and it's taking a long time to get it anywhere close to back to normal.
Good site
Cheers
More I think about it more I thinks it's an mcl sprain
Or meniscus tear
I was walking the dog a couple of Sunday's ago in the hills.
There had been a fell run earlier and the trsck was full of little fellow flags to mark the way
A couple of miles further on there's a sort of crag gulley and some of the small rocks jut out a couple of feet down a steep but narrow water formed gully
The corners of the rock were muddy because of the race they looked fairly dry as it was sunny
and while I was coming down I slipped but instead of slipping with my leg under me it got over straightened. So instead of it being like. A 12-6 position on the clock it went to a 12-7 position if that makes sense
Stopped in my tracks hurt a bit. Did a wiggle and carried on
I have ordered a brace off web
Internet says r i c e.
Just going to jump in exercise bike see if it eases it up
Cheers
More I think about it more I thinks it's an mcl sprain
Or meniscus tear
I was walking the dog a couple of Sunday's ago in the hills.
There had been a fell run earlier and the trsck was full of little fellow flags to mark the way
A couple of miles further on there's a sort of crag gulley and some of the small rocks jut out a couple of feet down a steep but narrow water formed gully
The corners of the rock were muddy because of the race they looked fairly dry as it was sunny
and while I was coming down I slipped but instead of slipping with my leg under me it got over straightened. So instead of it being like. A 12-6 position on the clock it went to a 12-7 position if that makes sense
Stopped in my tracks hurt a bit. Did a wiggle and carried on
I have ordered a brace off web
Internet says r i c e.
Just going to jump in exercise bike see if it eases it up
I caveat this with see a doctor.
Take Ibuprofen and amino acid supplements (specifically ones for running) don't brace/bandage it, don't rest it (but don't do anything over the top either), keep it moving, ice it when its sore (ice doesn't help it repair but gets rid of the pain, so you can keep it moving)
Sounds to me like you've just wrenched a tendon, it just needs to sort its self out in time.
Also eat more meat, I also prescribe at least a steak a week.
Take Ibuprofen and amino acid supplements (specifically ones for running) don't brace/bandage it, don't rest it (but don't do anything over the top either), keep it moving, ice it when its sore (ice doesn't help it repair but gets rid of the pain, so you can keep it moving)
Sounds to me like you've just wrenched a tendon, it just needs to sort its self out in time.
Also eat more meat, I also prescribe at least a steak a week.
Edited by Foliage on Tuesday 6th October 11:36
Well
I got a brace off eBay just to support it
I had it on for a day. But it really hurt the back of my knee being too tight . On my hamstrings
So I took it off. One thing it did do is stop you moving you leg while at work or resting at home so from that point of view it was quite useful
But it hurt the back of my knee for a day after
Anyway I think the resting of it did the trick and he felled proselytism 75 percent now.
I went on my rower for a bit earlier and it was stiff but soon settled into a rhythm after a minute or two
I got a brace off eBay just to support it
I had it on for a day. But it really hurt the back of my knee being too tight . On my hamstrings
So I took it off. One thing it did do is stop you moving you leg while at work or resting at home so from that point of view it was quite useful
But it hurt the back of my knee for a day after
Anyway I think the resting of it did the trick and he felled proselytism 75 percent now.
I went on my rower for a bit earlier and it was stiff but soon settled into a rhythm after a minute or two
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