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  1. 07-09-2010 08:04 AM #1
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    Re: knee pain, meniscus damage?

    Hi again

    Thanks for the advice. Just wondering how long would you recommend conservative treatment before further investigations such as Wikipedia reference-linkmri?

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    Re: knee pain, meniscus damage?

    Ideally if you are in pain and experience symptoms regularly then I would recommend evaluation right now. If your symptoms are not that severe and do not prevent you from following your normal routine, then you can take the conservative approach.

    Best approach would be to have an Wikipedia reference-linkMRI if possible, cause even a small tear can propagate itself and increase in severity, so why take the risk.

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