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I have a knee ligament injury.. Initially it gave me too much pain while walking or getting jerk. I haven't gone to any doctor or MRI scan. But I know it is a ligament injury. Now the pain is gone(maybe because I have stopped playing football) but I am still not comfortable with my knee. Actually my leg stretched awkwardly from hip joint to the ankle. A lot of pressure on my knee was exerted as my leg extended awfully wide. No ligament injury should ever go without being checked by a Doctor. Permanent damage could be done, and prolonged activity on a leg with damage can only create more problems! Yes, you may have stopped playing football, so you've stopped putting excessive strain on the ligaments now, but what about when you decide to play basketball, or ski, or some other sport that would put strain on a potentially torn ligament? Don't mean to be blunt but you don't know if it truely is a ligament injury, it very well could be but it might not be no matter if the pain feels the same or like someone else who had a ligament injury. Now you don't know what you did to your knee, it could be nothing it could be somthing. I would certinaly recommend seeing a doctor about it because you don't want to mess around with your knees. However if you are refusing to go to the doc. for money or what have you then deal with it untill the pain either stops or you can't deal with it anymore. you can also take an antinflammatory to stop swealling. But most of all remember, you can not be turned down by health care because of inability to pay. I should know, I work at a hospital. Good Luck. it could take a week or month even longer you may think it is better why don't you go to the hospital is there a particular reason? It all comes down to what is initially wrong with your knee. There are different levels of ligament injuries. It could take a couple months of rest and rehabilitation if it is minor. If it is ruptured or stretched too far most of the time it requires surgery. Go to the Doctor and get it checked out. I avoided mine and ended up having to have surgery. Good luck |
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