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Rehabilitation/Treatment Patient Stories
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Formerly known as "Patient Stories", this blog features first-hand accounts of users who have dealt with rehabilitation and treatment.


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Meniscal Tear and MORE!!! - Jan 12
I fell down on ice with my daughter 12/7/03. I went to the ER and was told I had swelling. Slowly, the more I used my legs to walk to work from train, drive, or carry my ...
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distal realignment NEED HELP!!!!!!!! - May 30
Second Knee Surgery--PLEASE HELP!!!!! I'm having my second knee surgery on July 17th 2003 and am looking for some advice. I suffered numerous dislocations, and in the summer ...
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Meniscus surgery rehabilitation - Jul 21
Had surger 7/1/02. Doing stationary bike work and general exercise, but walking still hurts after very little time. Are there some specific exercise I could do to achieve ...
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Cartilage Lack of Due to bad knee injury - Jun 11
I am writing with reference to my son-in-law. He had a 300lb. valve fall on his knee in January. He was operated on and is now going to therapy 4months later. His big problem ...
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Arthrofibrosis (Knee Scar Tissue) - Jun 11
I had arthroscopic surgery 3 months ago for patello-femoral problems. They found chronic synovitis, plica, and mild chondromalacia. A partial synovectomy was done. The knee ...
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  • Arthrofibrosis (Knee Scar Tissue)
    I had arthroscopic surgery 3 months ago for patello-femoral problems. They found chronic synovitis, plica, and mild chondromalacia. A partial synovectomy was done. The knee is now basically pain free which is great, but there are "lumps" of scar tissue under 2 of the incisions, and the knee "snaps" but is not painful. It especially snaps under full weight when the leg is straight. As a result I am favoring the leg by walking with it slightly bent. I have tried cold, heat, a few ultrasounds, and massage. I am 3 months post op, and want to know if there is anything else that can be done for this? Is scar tissue formation common after arthroscopic surgery and will it resolve itself in time? Thanks, BrumfieldTodd@hotmail.com
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