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About a month after the injury, I was still experiencing pain and swelling around the knee so I went to a Dr who took a MRI and determined I "Might" have had a partially torn ACL and sent me to therapy for 6 weeks. After the 6 weeks, the therapist made note that the leg wasn't improving and that the Dr. needed to find out what was wrong due to the obvious swelling. After seeing the Dr., he said sometimes these things take some time, so he then sent me back to therapy for another 4-5 weeks. After still no improvement he said I should seek a 2nd opinion from another Doctor.
The next Dr. took another MRI, then completed a knee scope to see if the MRI missed anything. After the 4 weeks of therapy for the scope, told me that sometimes Doctors just can't find the problem. He said that the accident "Might" have seriously damaged the tendons and ligaments causing acute pain and swelling which over time have turned chronic.
My concern is that after almost 2 years, anytime I try to do anything requiring the use of my right leg, the knee swelling and pain returns. I also experience significant range of motion issues. I still have not found a Doctor who can tell me what is wrong with my leg and if it can be fixed.
I sometimes wonder if they are concentrating on the knee and it swelling, more than the R side of the leg where the injury took place.
Hello,
Pain at your knee but no signs of causation that could be found from 2x dr's. Tell me when you stand up straight normally get someone to look at the backs of your heel and arch of your foot. Do you have a low arch and does the heel appear to rolling inward? Your associated knee pain if no damage can be found at the site maybe as a result of the additional impact from your fall causing biomechanical problems at your hip and or ankle which change your knee biomechanics leading to your knee pain. As a side note when seeing medical imaging month/s after the injury a substance called bone callus will form if micro damage has occured to bone, this may be screwing the intergity of your joints as bone callus formation is thicker then pre injury bone. Without the radiographic imaging and able to see you walk an internet dx is unlikly but what i would suggest is visiting a podiatrist or podiatric surgeon.
Pain at your knee but no signs of causation that could be found from 2x dr's. Tell me when you stand up straight normally get someone to look at the backs of your heel and arch of your foot. Do you have a low arch and does the heel appear to rolling inward? Your associated knee pain if no damage can be found at the site maybe as a result of the additional impact from your fall causing biomechanical problems at your hip and or ankle which change your knee biomechanics leading to your knee pain. As a side note when seeing medical imaging month/s after the injury a substance called bone callus will form if micro damage has occured to bone, this may be screwing the intergity of your joints as bone callus formation is thicker then pre injury bone. Without the radiographic imaging and able to see you walk an internet dx is unlikly but what i would suggest is visiting a podiatrist or podiatric surgeon.