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Jenko_Sport

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8th Apr 08 at 14:14

Had my cartlidge rebuilt on saturday and to say its sore is an understatement

Doug

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8th Apr 08 at 14:26

Im scheduled for this

This is putting me off though

Jenko_Sport

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8th Apr 08 at 14:35

What exactly up with yours mate?

My was quite a serious op though from what the sergeon said proberbly why its huge and sore now lol.

K17STY

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8th Apr 08 at 14:43

im worried i need this, they thinki have floating particle in there, was told to leave it but its been getting worse.

Jenko_Sport

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8th Apr 08 at 14:45

Even though mine is swollen and sore it does feel better if that makes any sense

Mad Moe

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8th Apr 08 at 15:08

I've had a Lateral Release and trimming of a Discoid Meniscus in my left Knee which wasn't pretty and certainly wasn't comfortable

Jenko_Sport

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8th Apr 08 at 15:10

I cant remember exactly what was done as i was told about 10 mins after i woke up from the anisthetic

Mad Moe

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8th Apr 08 at 15:30

Mine effected the tracking of the the knee which was caused by being flat footed which evertually lead to the stretching of my Lateral Ligament

jim_r1

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8th Apr 08 at 18:10

cartlidge rebult?? I had (in the words of the surgeon) 90% taken out and left with a small layer giving me high possibility of arthritis in my knee when im older. Thats 2 years ago and it still gives me greif and very often am limping for 2 or 3 days after a football match.

Mark Prydderch

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8th Apr 08 at 18:14

I had key hole on my knee. Snapped the cruciate ligament and wore away all the cartlidge.

Couldn't move it for a fair few days, and was swolen for ages too!

Pins and needles for ages

Jenko_Sport

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8th Apr 08 at 18:18

quote:
Originally posted by jim_r1
cartlidge rebult?? I had (in the words of the surgeon) 90% taken out and left with a small layer giving me high possibility of arthritis in my knee when im older. Thats 2 years ago and it still gives me greif and very often am limping for 2 or 3 days after a football match.

Well repaired would of been a better word i think but not convinced its going to be totally sorted

jim_r1

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8th Apr 08 at 18:38

quote:
Originally posted by Jenko_Sport

quote:
Originally posted by jim_r1
cartlidge rebult?? I had (in the words of the surgeon) 90% taken out and left with a small layer giving me high possibility of arthritis in my knee when im older. Thats 2 years ago and it still gives me greif and very often am limping for 2 or 3 days after a football match.

Well repaired would of been a better word i think but not convinced its going to be totally sorted

Oh right, thought there might be a new 'thing' they do which keeps your cartlidge. Got my hopes up then. Its crap getting injured everytime you play footy.

CorsAsh

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8th Apr 08 at 19:41

Mum's had three knee replacements, one had to be redone as the monkey surgeon in Bolton put it in slightly rotated. Be glad it was just keyhole!

Steve

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8th Apr 08 at 19:43

iv got a door knob in my knee

CorsAsh

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8th Apr 08 at 19:46

quote:
Originally posted by Steve
I'm a knob

Correct.

Forever_Hatter

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8th Apr 08 at 19:54

Keyhole hurts alot more than you would think considering the tiny ass insertion they make, Guess depends how much they do internally.

I only had keyhole to check the full extent...then I had to go back 6 months later to have my knee opened up fully and full cruiciate ligament replaced....Now that kills....worse bit however was the 13 staples being removed

Mad Moe

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8th Apr 08 at 19:58

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
Mum's had three knee replacements, one had to be redone as the monkey surgeon in Bolton put it in slightly rotated. Be glad it was just keyhole!

My old man had his knee replaced earlier this year after 20 year of discomfort from having his cartilage removed and all I can say is I hope I never have to had it done.

Here's a nice photo about a week after he had it done

Steve

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8th Apr 08 at 19:59

sick looks like it should have crackling on it

CorsAsh

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8th Apr 08 at 19:59

Yeah, mum's got a matching pair of them.

Was out in under a week this last time, she hates hospitals.

Mad Moe

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8th Apr 08 at 20:09

Yeah my old Man was in for about 5 days but said the first couple of days were the most pain he had ever experianced

CorsAsh

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8th Apr 08 at 20:19

He's lucky he's only needed one then. Imagine having it done three times

Mad Moe

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8th Apr 08 at 20:21

Fuck that! The scary thing is that my surgeon said there is about a 60% chance I'll need one at soe point in the future

CorsAsh

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8th Apr 08 at 20:25

I'd rather have that than a hip though...

The way my knees grind at the moment I imagine I'll need em too...

Mad Moe

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8th Apr 08 at 20:32

Must say my Dad now says it was the best thing he's ever had done and now doesn't really notice it at all, he was actually back playing Golf after 3 months

_Allan_

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8th Apr 08 at 20:53

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