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2004-07-08, 09:14 AM
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He fiddled around with my knee and he said that my Paleta's (sp?) groove that it sits in may be too shallow, and that's why I have near constant dislocations. I got some x-rays took, but he's none the wiser. He's sending me to an even specialer specialist who is a specialist in knee specialisation. Or something.
Cliffs: 1) Doctor trip 2) Doctor says my Paleta might be sitting in a shallow groove 3) Get x-rays, doctor doesn't know, he's sending me to another guy 4) I may have to get surgery on my knee 5) ... 6) No profit yet |
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2004-07-08, 09:20 AM
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 My dad had a problem like that... theres a huge thing on his knee from the surgery... Hope ya don't need the surgery, will put you out of 'commision' for a bit too long...But seriously... much luck to you... 
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2004-07-08, 09:32 AM
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Manitou "On the plains of hesitation lie the bones of countless millions who, upon the dawn of victory, sat down to rest and resting, died." <))>< |
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2004-07-08, 10:54 AM
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2004-07-08, 10:59 AM
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...dude, I respect what you say, and I know your a younger PSU member, but there are better romodels. Anyways, my dad had something just like that as well a few years ago. He coulnd't play sports for while, had an operation, it was a big thing. But he didn't catch it as early as he could of.
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2004-07-08, 11:06 AM
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I think I inherited it off my dad, because he's had the same problems. It may have been caused from me playing rugby alot, but I don't think that's the case.
Anyway, I hope it is a shallow groove. That way I can get surgery and start playing sports again 
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2004-07-08, 11:09 AM
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Hezzy, hope all goes well. I have had three knee operations now due to sports related injuries. They are tough, but you can recover fully and in good shape by lots of exercise and a good attitude. I am assuming you are fairly young, so that should be a big help in recovering quickly.
Also, if the docs allow it, maybe get some physical therapy prior to the operation (if it is indeed a necessity) to help with the recovery process afterwards. If you have any questions about what to expect as far as a knee operation, please PM me and I can try and answer them! I am not a doctor, but like I said, I have had a few operations and I can at least share some of the things that go on.
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