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Patella Chondromalacia, Patella Femoral Syndrome, Arthritis, and Bursitis? |
I have had most of these problems since I was 11, and I am 16 now. What is an arthroplasty Arthroplasty- any surgery done to improve the function of a joint. Nowadays this usually refers to joint replacement but replacement is reserved for elderly patients due to the unpredictable life span of the implants. Maybe your doctor is thinking of interposing something underneath your patella to make it glide smoother. This is another kind of arthroplasty. Sit down and discuss with him. Nothing to lose! Has a total knee arthroplasty been recommended? Osteoarthritis is a major reason for the operation. At 16, you are at the ending of your growth cycle. Information on arthritis,home remedies and treatment available at http://tinyurl.com/z5vx5 |
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Bummer for you! I was diagnosed with PFS at 16 as well, but it wasn't nearly as bad as yours. Knee braces and lots of motrin, a bit of PT and lots of bedrest were all I did. They are bett... yes get it checked before its too late ...You should ask the Dr to get you an MRI before you go thru surgery for the patella.If he did the MRI to see if there is true cartilage tear then ask the Dr if an I& D is possiable if its extre... yes do apply - you will get dla. It is more difficult for under 5's to show they need more care than another child the same age but if you sit down and think about it, purely from what you hav... I'd say it will take quite some time to be back where you were before, and you may always have some vulnerability in your knee area. You've been in an immobilizer for a month, so that ... Well I can do that too and about a week ago I really hurt my knee playing soccer. The trainer said I have an unusually loose platella and that it can sometimes shift too much. I think it is natural... Chondromalacia is also commonly known as Patellar Femoral Disfunction, Patellar Femoral Syndrome, and Anterior Knee Pain. It is basically just when the back of your patella *knee cap* gets inflame... Do as your physician suggests but if pain continues or unusaual swelling persists the Dr. will probably have to go back and surgically excise the residual cartiledge if your body does not absorb it... |
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