Knee cap hairline fracture
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He looked at the MRI's from when I originally injured my knee, and said that I had multiple hairline fractures in the knee cap and a very strained MCL. I had another MRI, and although those had luckily healed, it looked like I now had a torn meniscus and still a strained MCL. This was in OR where I go to school, and when I went home to CA for break I had surgery in December '10.
Went to another orthopedic doctor who said my knee cap was slightly too far to the right and so out of its groove. I used Advil, Bengay, ice, rest and got a knee brace for compression.
I'm now scheduled to start physical therapy tomorrow to strengthen one muscle.
I still don't think the answer to the electric jolts has been found.
My last game i was playing and one of my team mates that weights close to 300 nocked into me. His knee cap came down on my lower leg on the inside from inbetween my ankle and my knee and rammed my leg into the ground. This happened Monday night it is now Thrusday night i bruise and swelled up tight away but was still able to play with stinging pains shooting down my leg.My leg is brusied from under my knee cap down to my ankle.
Let my start off by saying that my accident was on june 2009 and now its September 2010 and I just had surgery. It all started with a hairline fracture on my patella I was put in an immobilizer for what was supposed to be 6 weeks instead it ended up being 3 months. After the 3 months I started physical therapy which made my pain worse and I just couldn't take it.
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