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Knee pain Patient Stories
Compiled by Knee1 Editorial Team

Formerly known as "Patient Stories", this blog features first-hand accounts of users who have experienced knee pain.


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SYNVICS TREATMENT OF THE KNEE - Jan 04
hi , my name is pat i have bad knees and went to see my doctor who suggested synvics shots ,once a week for three weeks . before the shots i was having sever knee pain in ...
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knee pain 54 - Sep 19
began having knee pain suddenly and it has not gone away for a week and a half. I am not a very active person but i am in good health. I walked about 1 mile the day before ...
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Knee Pain 53 - Apr 05
I have had knee pain for the past 5 years. At age 51 (female) it seems to be getting worse. I can walk easily but it is very painful to stand up from a chair, bed, or floor. ...
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PFS 3 - Mar 29
I just read a story about someone saying they had a lateral release and it did more harm then good. It sounds to me like he had a bad surgeon. I had that same procedure ...
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Knee pain 52 - Dec 05
I am 13 years old. I have knee problem. It started with left leg. And now it is with both knee. As per Doctor there is cells growth on the bone just below the knee cap. And ...
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Posted: Mar 29, 2006 15:28
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  • PFS 3
    I just read a story about someone saying they had a lateral release and it did more harm then good. It sounds to me like he had a bad surgeon. I had that same procedure done on both of my knees when I was 19 and 20 (my doctor had been trying to get me to have it done since I was 14) and thanks to having a great surgeon I managed to have hardly any pain in my knees for a few years. I am now 27 and starting to have pain again, more then likely due to the fact that I have become active again with running, and was just diagnosed with PFS. To this persons claim that a lateral release doesn't work I beg to differ. Its alla bout the surgeon you have whether it will turn out for the best or not. I have managed to find yet another excellent doctor where I live now so I advise everyone to ask around for a doctor and hear feedback on previous surgeries he/she has performed before going ahead.
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