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Hi pals. I'm not sure if this is really an injury or whatever but I've recently been having some knee problems.
The problem has been around for a month or so now but today it just took a different phase.
I ran last night and toward the end of my run, I felt my knee having some knocking sensation there. Its like 2 bones are rubbing against each other.
Then I wake up today and each step I take up the stairs, I feel the same feeling as I did when I ran.
I've actually been training hard for my national service in the military in about a months time but this thing has really ben hindering my progress.
Does anyone know how I can help the problem? I was thinking of going to the doctor around next week or so.
  
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You've got so many blog posts compared to your amount of posts....
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REALLY??? I didn't notice LoL
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go to doctor, TL cannot offer any useful medical advices....
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Is it painful? or is just a wierd clicking or rubbing of the bones? whatever it is, i'd take a break from running because it sounds like it's getting worse and go get it checked out.
One of my friends had slight problems with his knees...and one football game a slight knock to his knee dislocated it, and he was in a cast for months. And then exactly 1 year later the same thing happened to his other knee...
so be careful :p
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Go see a doctor you idiot and if you can't afford a visit then stay off your leg until the sensation stops.
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On December 12 2008 11:34 Play wrote:
Is it painful? or is just a wierd clicking or rubbing of the bones? whatever it is, i'd take a break from running because it sounds like it's getting worse and go get it checked out.
One of my friends had slight problems with his knees...and one football game a slight knock to his knee dislocated it, and he was in a cast for months. And then exactly 1 year later the same thing happened to his other knee...
so be careful :p
That suxxors. Okay I'll get that checked. Its just clicking and stuff. Ugh.
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Need some hand job to massage...
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On December 12 2008 11:27 Pokebunny wrote:
You've got so many blog posts compared to your amount of posts....
I really hope you don't become the next SiegeTanksandBlueGoo...
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out of curiosity, where's the pain relative to the patella? or there's no pain, just a clicking sound? little confused..
and yeah, see a doc.
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this is fairly common when u exercise a lot
if u never had traumatic injuries that could lead to that( like a fractured knee cap) then its not likely to be a problem
some people develop arthritis early on but u wouldve known about it by now. Also theres a liquid around your knee cap and joints that makes them move/rotate smoothly. But again, if u dont have a serious pain, just let yourself rest and try again. If it comes back, see a doctor. Bet its not worth it though
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thedeadhaji
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Go to the doctor like everyone said. I have a problem with my right knee and it got dislocated 2 times because of sports. Being on crutches for about 1 - 1 1/2 months is not fun.
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On December 12 2008 12:12 JeeJee wrote:
out of curiosity, where's the pain relative to the patella? or there's no pain, just a clicking sound? little confused..
and yeah, see a doc.
No idea what a patella is :/ And there's a slight pain with a clicking sound.
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The patella is the knee cap isn't it? Like if you touch your knee, you will feel a hard bone and that is it.
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Shit is it bad if I can actually move my knee cap and feel some weird grinding sensations?
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Dunno about grinding sensations but it's not that weird to be able to move the kneecap when your leg is straightened out and relaxed
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Ok, so youve got cancer, lets ask tl.net and not go see someone who actually knows about it?
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On December 12 2008 12:43 L wrote:
DEAR SHINBZ.
LOL.
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anyway at OP
ill take a stab and say runner's knee (PFPS to be exact), link here:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chondromalacia_patellae
just ice it, and see a doc. oh and stop running
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sleep with a virgin and you will be cured
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Doubtful.
Sounds meniscus related or something like patellofemoral syndrome.
See a doctor or physical therapist.
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does TL have anyone with an MD,btw?
just thot i'd ask.
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You may have hurt your meniscus, the muscle/collagen in between the bones of your knees that cushion the weight of 2 knees rubbing on each other
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Try running with a knee brace to support your knee cap. See if that helps. It could be that you need to strengthen the muscles that stabilize the joint. So stabilize it yourself for a while until they get stronger.
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I don't think you hurt your meniscus.
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