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    Pain in Tibia, just below knee

    Physical Agents In Rehabilitation
    Hi, well I'm new to this website but i thought i should ask someone here with expertise before i proceed to the doctor. I do not know much about this so here goes:

    For a few weeks now i have noticed a pain in my right leg, on the bone which i believe to be my Tibia. It is just below my knee cap and runs down about 3-4 cm. The pain has been increasing lately. I do perform moderate exercises and now will be taking a break for Christmas. I have noticed that it is slight swollen and it more painful towards the left hand side of the bone. It is slightly painful to touch, painful to tap and excruciating to accidentally bump into something quite hard.

    Every time the pain starts again i put ice on it, I'm not sure but i would like some advice to what it might be. Please help, and thank you all so much for your time.

    Manish

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    Re: Pain in Tibia, just below knee

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    hello;
    i am also new this website.hello from Turkey......
    i just read your message and i had a patient who had same complains -nearly -like you.the diagnoses was suprapatellar tendinitis and suprapatellar fat inflamation.but of course that was my patient.my first treatment programme was facial relaxation(manuel and kinesiotape).......and try to not use ice on.but ice massage is perfect....ok my answer is it might be....you know what you should do......
    all best wishes for your problem.



 
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