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Chiropractic Care (Expert Forum)
Knee Pain -Meniscus or chondromalacia
Answered by
Adam Tanase, D.C. - Upper Cervical Care, chiropractic
St Louis Chiropractor: www.drtanase.com
St. Louis - MO
Questions in the Chiropractic Care Forum are being answered by Dr. Adam Tanase, a board-certified Doctor of Chiropractic. Topics covered include Muscle Pain, Nerve Pain, Movement Disorders, Subluxation, Upper Cervical Care, Pain Management, Health Care Alternatives, and Wellness Care.
Knee Pain -Meniscus or chondromalacia
by SimplyMe2007, Sep 20, 2009 10:07AM
Probably Meniscus or chondromalacia patella
by SimplyMe2007, 1 minute ago
Tags: knee pain, knee, Chiropractor, meniscus, Meniscus tears, chondromalacia, Chondromalacia patella, surgery, orthopadic
I think this injury began at work, under a cublicle, while hooking up a computer. I felt what was discomfort in my knee but ingnored it as it was a busy crazy day. About a week later, my knee really gave out on me.
Sidenote: (I have for years been dealing with plantar fascitis that has come and gone-I have flatter than flat flat feet)
I think I just posted this to the wrong forum but anyhow.....
I went to the ER and the DR thought it was a probable tear and told me to see an ortho DR. Ortho DR took complete sets of Knee xrays and said bones were fine and it was probable meniscus or chondromalacia. Was going on vacation and he gave me cortisone shot and crutches.
A little after a month, shot wore off. Having pain continually to the point of tears. Taking aleve and tylenol. Mornings are ok till I walk about 200 steps, then pain sets in and gradually gets worse all day. I ice when I can, daily.
In morning, I can do stairs (up) slowly but in the normal fashion. I am 49, very overweight but working on it, female, with a youth history or waterskiiing, tennis, snowskiing. Getting up and down is an extreme issue lately.
I will most probably lose my job if I am out for surgery. Can Chiropractics help? Any suggestions appreciated. I need my job but I have lost my mobility.
by SimplyMe2007, 1 minute ago
Tags: knee pain, knee, Chiropractor, meniscus, Meniscus tears, chondromalacia, Chondromalacia patella, surgery, orthopadic
I think this injury began at work, under a cublicle, while hooking up a computer. I felt what was discomfort in my knee but ingnored it as it was a busy crazy day. About a week later, my knee really gave out on me.
Sidenote: (I have for years been dealing with plantar fascitis that has come and gone-I have flatter than flat flat feet)
I think I just posted this to the wrong forum but anyhow.....
I went to the ER and the DR thought it was a probable tear and told me to see an ortho DR. Ortho DR took complete sets of Knee xrays and said bones were fine and it was probable meniscus or chondromalacia. Was going on vacation and he gave me cortisone shot and crutches.
A little after a month, shot wore off. Having pain continually to the point of tears. Taking aleve and tylenol. Mornings are ok till I walk about 200 steps, then pain sets in and gradually gets worse all day. I ice when I can, daily.
In morning, I can do stairs (up) slowly but in the normal fashion. I am 49, very overweight but working on it, female, with a youth history or waterskiiing, tennis, snowskiing. Getting up and down is an extreme issue lately.
I will most probably lose my job if I am out for surgery. Can Chiropractics help? Any suggestions appreciated. I need my job but I have lost my mobility.
Doctor's Answer
by Adam Tanase, D.C., Sep 29, 2009 11:41AM
, Sep 29, 2009 11:41AMTo: SimplyMe2007
I would find a PT or chiropractic office that specialized in rehab. A number of things can be done rehab-wise that may help reduce your discomfort.
