yup
If you really are concerned about your knee, do yourself a favor a go see a doctor.
yupHey so I realize you're not doctors and all
but i don't have the time for a doctor anyway
If you really are concerned about your knee, do yourself a favor a go see a doctor.im worried about (knock on wood) really injuring my knee
I'm also regular and have some tightness and dull pain in my right knee. However, I wrecked pretty hard a few weeks back and messed up that knee so that may have something to do with it.I'm just asking if anyone has had a similar experience and kept riding on it. I realize that for an actual diagnosis I'd need to see a doctor. Like I said, I really don't have the time right now
Ironically enough I sit like that ALOT of the time.. In fact I've fallen asleep that way a few times and woken up with a stuff knee or knees.. Never really considered it though !Weird coincidence.
I've been having the same issue on and off for the past couple of years. Only really shows up boarding, but feels like I've slightly hyper extended my knee. Gets better as the season progresses. Couldn't, for the life of me, figure out why, until this season
I sit watching TV with legs out straight and my heels on the coffee table. I always cross my left leg on top of my right. The weight stretches out my right (rear) knee. Football playoffs require a lot of couch time.
I could have hit the gym, but instead I bought an ottoman...problem solved.
It doesn't lock up or give way.Any popping and clicking in your knee? if so where? Does it lock up?
does it give way?
Have you ever fallen over?
Can you feel any firm feeling mass in the area of pain or anywhere on the back of your knee?
Have you twisted and feel something "tweak"?
Has your knee swelled up significantly ever or at all? Have you banged your knee on anything lately?
Have you Hyper extended it?
Answer those please.
Than you've been to some crappy physios and GPs.I just did more than any GP in Vancouver would do, and certainly most PTs.
That's true. That said, I've found they're a lot easier to find in ski towns due to the nature of the work and experience required.Good PTs and GPs are few and far between man. If you ever find one, don't ever lose them.
I've been dealing with the same thing for the past couple of seasons. Long story short I ended up with more knee problems and making routine visits to PT. Pretty much what I learned is it's over use of the tendons and ligaments. Pretty much they swell, strain, and seize up.Occasionally the odd crack when turning or bending it, I can't remember if the sound/feeling is more pop or click like.
I'm 26, I weigh 165, and it doesn't tend to hurt at specific times really.. It doesn't keep me up at night or anything.
The pain would be mostly in he back of the knee , on the outer half of my knee, and occasionally a little dull pain above my kneecap in front