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What's a patella? You can see an image of the patella at: http://db2.photoresearchers.com/search?f... see image BD7239 Kneecap It's the bone that is your kneecap. kneecap Knee cap bone A patella is the knee cap and is something in the knee that takes a lot of wear and tear. It is very common for women to have injuries dealing with knees. Treat them right! It is the round bone that makes up your kneecap. The patella is the knee cap. It is your knee cap. the patella is a bone located on the top of your knee!!!! a knee cap A kneecap. your patella is the biological term for your knee cap. knee bone... |
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Hi there, I have just became a member of the patella tendonitis club. Im female so from what Ive read up on, my case may be slightly different because we have wider hips. So our hips as well as sur... ... Okay, I actually have some experience with this. The reason your pain is getting worse and not better after two months of PT is that there is likely some scar tissue building up along the tendon... Attenuated Patella Alta is an extremely rare condition affecting mobility and leg strength. It is characterized by an unusually small knee cap (patella) that develops out of and above the joint. No... Hi there ! -immobilisation of the area as far as possible, -aniti inflammatory drugs -rest to the maximum possible. best wishes ! ...Having had both knees "fixed", it really sounds like you have a torn meniscus (do a Google search to find out more about this). This is the cartilage that is between your upper & lowe... You should contact your local hospitals for a list of local support groups. They should be able to put you in touch with someone. ...Treatment involves rest, ice, anti-inflammatory medications, and taping. Taping can supply immediate pain relief and helps correct abnormal positioning of the patella. It is continued until stretch... |
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