Sorry to say it, but you need to go to a Dr. With the popping and the impact, it sounds like an ACL injury or tear. General rule of thumb is if it pops, you need to get it looked at because it is m...

If you continue to have instability in the knee, you need to consider two possibilities - 1) The allograft is not working properly (it is loose/torn) and 2) Your muscles around the knee are not str...

I hope this helps! Water on the knee is excess fluid that accumulates in or around your knee joint. Your doctor may refer to this condition as a knee "effusion." Painful knee effusions ma...

WITHOUT HAVING ANOTHER X-RAY TO SEE IF ANY PERMANANT DAMAGE WAS DONE, I CAN'T ANSWER THIS. I CAN HOWEVER TELL YOU THAT QUAD SETS AND SHORT ARC QUADS ARE THE BEST EXERCISE TO STRENGTHEN THE...

Sounds to me Meniscus as well as MCL. I know, It (MCL) shouldnt be causing you that much trouble after 8 months. MRIs are less accurate in meniscus tears. They are usually good with ligaments. But ...

Whenever there is any injury, even a small bruise, there is tissue damage. With tissue damage comes inflammation to protect your body from infection and help heal the damage that has been done. It ...

By filling out the workers comp form you have preserved your options. Give it a day or two to see if it's injured or just bruised.

just so u know, lcl is cartilage. there is a bunch of cartilage in ur knee. if it is a tear in the cartilage, im sorry to say u will need surgery. i did. i suggest you go to an orthopedist, since i...

Your symptoms sound a lot like a meniscus (cartilage pads in between the 2 bones) tear. I would suggest that you skip the x-ray and get an MRI done on the knee. Meniscus tears that are symptomatic ...

You may have the same problem I have. I have a disease known as Osgood-Schlatters Disease. I have the exact same problem. I have been to the doctor about it. It is something you can inherit from so...

You should go see a knee doctor. It sounds like you may have torn a ligament which would give you the odd feeling of your knee seperating on the inside. With a torn ligament it is very bad to keep ...

Yes, you need to make an appointment with an Orthopedic Doctor. You at the least have fluid on your knee and at the worst torn a ligament/broke of piece of cartilage loose. GOOD LUCK!

You'll want to do exercises that don't twist the knee in any way, or force the knee to tolerate more weight. You can works on your abs and upper body in your arm chair. Get some small h...

Depends whats wrong? An injury could be anything - elaborate a bit please!

It depends on the injury and how bad it is, but RICE is the standard -- Rest Ice Compression Elevation. And accept that you might not be able to play in the soccer match if it's a bad enough i...