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andyturner28
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might be loose cartilage does it ever fel like it gives way
It's really weird. I had 2 days of no riding where it hurt like hell and could only just drive, then 2 days later rode to work, then 10 miles after work. So i have gone from practically crippled to perfectly ok in 3 days! I have done 5 20 mile rides since then. Now dosn't hurt at all, so it must be something loose in there, maybe chipped bone or cartaledge. If it were anything else it would hurt for longer, wouldn't it? I didn't get it looked at so as it dosn't hurt at the moment, i will book an x-ray appointment through my GP and find out what is going on in there. Cheers, Andy.
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andyturner28
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When you do get it checked out.. Leave an update  Still having the same problems as you. And get well soon Will do. Probably have to wait another 6 weeks again. Feels completely normal at the moment apart from the occasional twinge. Riding home today i thought OH god, not again, then 2 minutes later it went again. Very strange. Bike Jumps- i never really answered your question. No it didn't give way, i am assuming you are implying a muscle or tendon injury. The muscle strength was still there. When standing still it didn't hurt at all, just when i bent it or tried squatting, although i could still squat the pain was unbarable. Also when sitting down and i lifted my leg off the floor, like every time i changed gear! Last Friday was a very long day! Cheers, Andy.
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« Last Edit: July 26, 2007, 23:11:27 PM by andyturner28 »
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andyturner28
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An X-ray or a visit to your |GP will be pointless.
Damage is likely to be ligament or cartalidge. You need to get a referral to see a knee specialist or even a sports physio.
A twisting injury normally torn cart or worst case an ACL tear... if it is an ACL rupture you'd have lost some stability. Do you play football or the like? That'll soon tell you if your ACL is damaged.
Good luck. Hopefully a bit of physio can sort it out.
It's been ok for weeks now so i still havn't got it looked at yet. Definately not ACL because surely that would hurt all the time? There is no loss of stability, apart from when i am peddling realy hard up hill and the kneecap feels like it moves laterally slightely. I think i will have to pay a visit to my ostiopath soon as i have been having quite a lot of upper back pain lately, so i will get him to check me knee out at the same time. Cheers, Andy.
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