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Adam - 06 Jul 2005 21:54 GMT

I just recently had a Mri performed on my right knee. I had acl surgery
on my left knee 4-13-05 have been haveing extreme right knee pain since
that time. I had the mri performed and the results came back as "Mild
Lateral titlting-subluxation of the patella." IF anyone know would that
require surgery to fix the problem or does time fix the issue with the
pain.

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Peter Jason - 09 Jul 2005 08:28 GMT

I have the same condition in both knees and the surgeon said that certain
exercises to strengthen the opposing muscles would flatten the patella.
I went to the physiotherapist for some exercises and indeed this did help,
though one the knee cartilage is worn away nothing can induce it to regrow.
Glucosamines are of no use, said the surgeon.

>I just recently had a Mri performed on my right knee. I had acl surgery
> on my left knee 4-13-05 have been haveing extreme right knee pain since
> that time. I had the mri performed and the results came back as "Mild
> Lateral titlting-subluxation of the patella." IF anyone know would that
> require surgery to fix the problem or does time fix the issue with the
> pain.

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Adam - 11 Jul 2005 21:57 GMT

Im still waiting to see what my doc says. So surgery was not an option
for you ? Its the pain that gets me and plus I dont just want to this
to tear my knee up in the long run. Thanks for the response

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Adam - 11 Jul 2005 21:57 GMT

saa

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