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Popping Sound From The Knee, Pain And Bruise. Is There A Tear? Will It Heal Of Its Own?

Hi another knee story for you :) my knee made a really loud pop sound when I turned around the other day it didn t hurt but not long after it was trembly to bear weight. it has gotten slightly better but apart from aching it feels like it s clunking around when I try to walk on it properly. it s tender and feels bruised on the inside of my knee and feels tight/pressure if I try to bend down on it. If it was a tear can it heal on its own I have for children so time out for surgery is not really able. thanks
Mon, 15 Jul 2013
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Hi. It sounds as though you may have torn a meniscus--one of the cartilages inside the knee. It can't really heal but with some physical therapy and antiinflammatory medications and perhaps a knee brace it doesn't mean you'll eventually need surgery for it, but you should get an MRI of the knee to evaluate what's going on
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Popping Sound From The Knee, Pain And Bruise. Is There A Tear? Will It Heal Of Its Own?

Hi. It sounds as though you may have torn a meniscus--one of the cartilages inside the knee. It can t really heal but with some physical therapy and antiinflammatory medications and perhaps a knee brace it doesn t mean you ll eventually need surgery for it, but you should get an MRI of the knee to evaluate what s going on