I wondered if you'd managed to dislocate your kneecap without realising it... but it's hard not to realise it so it's unlikely. It could be the swelling is making it so the knee cap doesn't move normally and your getting a grinding with that.
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Ok cool. Thanks for your help!
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Sorry to double post, but just have a couple more questions.
If this is a
meniscus problem, can it be treated without surgery? And also, how long would you expect before A; I am able to walk normally again? And B; I'm able to continue playing hockey?
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