Age: 30, Male, Presenting Problem Since: 3 months, Symptom Behaviour: remaining constant, Symptoms Worse (24hr Behaviour): practicing sports or sitting on the heels, Aggravating Factors:: last degrees of extension (15 to 0 degrees), Easing Factors:: hyperextending my knee until feeling a snapping / popping, Investigations: lack of postero medial corner of meniscus, No Diabetes, No history of High Blood Pressure, No Medications, No Osteoporosis, No Hx of Cancer, No Unexplained Weight Loss, Other Info: No
Major problem / Symptomatic Areas
Knee - Posterior - Right
Knee - Anterior - Right
Hey guys,
Over the last 3 months I've been feeling 1/2 times per week mostly practising sports (10-30 degrees of flexion reproduce the issue when my foot is on the ground) or sitting on my heels a mild pain on the pes anserinus region of my right knee. Once in this situation, to make the pain go away, I hyperextend my knee, having a snapping / popping feeling. I've had ACL reconstruction on my both knees. I'm also very flexible: I can hyperextend my knees and the biceps femoris tendon snap over the fibula's head on my both knees.
I've listened to a few doctors and physical therapists but I still don't know exactly which kind of issue I have.
Have you heard of something similar to this or could you recommend some actions to help solving this issue?
Thanks,
Vinicius Artur
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