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    Angry Pain in the knee!!

    After doing a martial arts class, I developed a pain behind my knee. I can walk and still workout, but if it gets twisted slightly I get a real sharp pain. In fact, if I push on the outside of the knee, it is real sore. Any ideas as to what I may have done or has anyone experienced anything like it? Thanks,

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    kinnda sounds like tendonitis .. sorry bout spelling, but thats how my knees use to feel...

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    Could be some strained tendons, I did something similar skiing one year. All I can suggest is rest, and avoid any exercise that causes the pain, especially karate.

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    Probably hyper extended it, bin there, done that.
    All you can do is rest it.
    Cool

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    It could also be the crux ligaments (the one's that hold your femur and tibia together) you have to watch these very carefully other wise you could have a permenant disability!
    And go see a docter now!

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    just follow the R.I.C.E method .... Rest, Ice Compress, Elevate.... hope it gets better

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    Thanks to all!!
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