Sounds tough. Hope you find the answer on here.
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hi i have had a full knee replacement last august i had a bad fall in november i have had two xrays since then and its shows nothing up i have been to pysio but they say i need to go back to my consultant why am i in so much pain in the back of my knee ?
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Sounds tough. Hope you find the answer on here.
Good luck
thanks yes it is tough and gets me down effecting my life
Firstly please try to write in normal sentences. Also please give a bit more detail. No one can answer much to 'I fell over, I have a pain in the back of my knee. What's wrong'? It could be anything. I suppose the good news is that your x-ray shows all is still in the right place. I would consider this a knee injury that is independent of your knee replacement and not worry about it to much in view of that replacement. Then if the physio isn't having any success perhaps they could tell you, and you us, what they feel might be going on?
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