Fair enough, it would be very early to have that as a diagnosis however if you were my patient I would insist on a proper orthopaedic evaluation and investigations via Xrays +/-MRI if that is available where you are.
I made this comment because of the pain, restriction and hard thickening around the knee and the swelling even on a small amount of loaded activity.
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Well all I can do now is to find another physio. thanks for the info you've been a great help.
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