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Created On: 09/25/2003 08:54 AM

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 09/25/2003 08:54 AM
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tammyq

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I am a 30 year old female. I began to notice swelling in my left knee, no pain, about six weeks ago. Within the last 2 wks I have began having knee pain. Popping, grinding, and clicking. I have limited range of motion in my left knee now and also have decreased sensation of my left leg (below the knee) I also continue to have swelling. I can't think of any particular instance that would have created this. NO injury, NO blow to the knee. I saw my GP and she put me on anti inflammatorys which has not helped and ordered an x-ray which I haven't had taken, yet. I'm going to see an ortho tomorrow. Any takes on my diagnosis? PLEASE HELP!!!
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 11/10/2003 12:20 PM
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blueeyes

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i am not a doctor but had same sytoms as you and had chrondromalacia,i have bone rubbing bone grade 1v,so let me knoe what you found out
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 11/11/2003 01:57 AM
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koalasue

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My knee was doing just about what your knee is doing. I was diagnosed with chondromalacia after having my knee scoped and a lateral release done on it. I am unlucky enough to have Grade 1 & 2 in parts of my knee, but the rest of it, including under the patella itself is Grade 3 & 4, so I had to end my nursing career. I am going to get a total knee replacement sometime soon, as I can't even sleep without severe pain. Good luck
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