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Stretched knee, weakness in left thigh, left leg, using right leg more. Treatment?

Hi all,i feel my left thigh and left leg are weakening,and it s looks contracted in size too...I am not able to put more work on left leg...i observed this from past 3 months...recently..I stretched my left knee backwards on sep 2011 and from that day I used to use more my right leg while walking,standing,cycling and other exercises.please help me what could be the reason and diagnosis for this......
Asked On : Sun, 15 Jul 2012
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There is definite internal injury to your knee, most probably ligamnet or less meniscus , get expert opinion and MRI ,get back after MRI .....................T/t varies after that Regards
Answered: Tue, 17 Jul 2012
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