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Old Sep 17, 2006, 09:51 PM
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I am having an MRI on my knee tomorrow. I am having some severe pain when I walk and they told me a couple of months ago that I have tendonitis. Well a couple of weeks ago I had a pop in my knee and now I can barely walk. So I went back to the doc on Friday and he ordered an MRI because he thinks I might have a Miniscus Tear. I am hoping they find out what is wrong but am also hoping it doesn't require surgery because my dad has surgery on the 27th, my Grandma on the 28th and I don't want to be in the line. I do need help to be able to walk and don't want to have to rely on pain meds just to be able to do it. I don't like having to use the little carts in Walmart but I am having to right now because it hurts to bad to walk. Have any of you ever had this problem in the knee and what did they do for it?

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Old Sep 17, 2006, 10:11 PM
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Good Luck on the MRI and I will be praying that no surgery is required..... maybe just a little physical therapy like I had to do for six months when I did something similar to my right knee years ago.

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Old Sep 18, 2006, 09:42 AM
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janniebug, i am sitting at home right now recovering from knee surgery done last monday. i too was having horrible pain when walking and had felt a pop in my knee.. it wasnt a tear in my Miniscus ( however you spell it). they did however go in and remove what they call a plica, which is a fiberous tissue that sometimes can get inflammed and hang on your leg bones... while they were in there they had to scrap my femur as it had a place where the bone was splintered....
I will be thinking about you. I hope that they can find what is causeing you this pain.. believe me i feel you on the pain... i know how bad it hurts to even try to walk.
let us know what they find ok???

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Old Sep 19, 2006, 10:16 PM
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Thanks guys...I had it done and see the doc on Friday. I am on pins and needles waiting. I wish I could get in to see him sooner but my schedule and his schedule don't jive. I will let you know what he says.

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