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Knee Injury, Numbness, Pain, Cannot Walk, Swollen. What Should I Do?

Hi on last tuesday i was playing football and one of my friends hit my knee i felt it hurt a bit went numb then back to normal the second day it hurt a bit more then the day after it got swollen everyday it kept getting worse now on saturday (today) i feel as if i can barely walk it pains so much and is very swollen what should i do i have school tmmrw morning should i go to the doctor straight away or go to school
Thu, 25 Oct 2012
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
Hello,

Thanks for posting your query.

It might be soft tissue injury, ligament injury or fracture.

Without X-ray, it is difficult to differentiate a fracture from others. I suggest you to consult an orthopaedician nearby for a detailed examination. You may get the X-ray/MRI of the area affected under his/her guidance.

Regards.
Dr Saurabh Gupta
Orthopaedic surgeon.
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Knee Injury, Numbness, Pain, Cannot Walk, Swollen. What Should I Do?

Hello, Thanks for posting your query. It might be soft tissue injury, ligament injury or fracture. Without X-ray, it is difficult to differentiate a fracture from others. I suggest you to consult an orthopaedician nearby for a detailed examination. You may get the X-ray/MRI of the area affected under his/her guidance. Regards. Dr Saurabh Gupta Orthopaedic surgeon.