possible partial ACL or meniscus tear
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12-07-2007, 09:40 AM #1Registered User
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possible partial ACL or meniscus tear
Any one had this? I think i tore mine playing volleyball on monday night.
Here's some of my symptoms:
-cant straighten my knee without pain
-feeling unstable/painful when doing anything other than walking straight forward
-pain is felt under my kneecap
-didn't hear a pop or snap while playing, but have had pain since i stopped
-anything weight bearing is out of the question (standing on it alone)
-walking up/down stairs causes pain
I have an appt with a sports medicine doc on wednesday to get it evaluated, but i'd like to know what others think.Know the Rules:
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