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Knee Pain / MRI

Hi,

I am 31 old male, I am 5.3 tall and  my weight is 110 Pounds. I play tennis and squash from time to time.

This is my second MRI after a 1 year. The previous MRI showed that I have a Medial meniscus tear. I was so happy to see that after 1 year, the Meniscus tear disapparead from the MRI report without doing any surgery or rehab.

But this time I did the MRI on my both knees and it looks like I have some issue with my cartillage. Can you please help me understand how severe my case is and what I am supposed to do ? Surgery or just ignore it.

Right Knee report:
All normal except "There is a small contusion of the medial femoral condyle which was not present in the prior MRI study"

Left Knee report :

All normal except "There is an incidental small chondroma or cartilage rest within the medial femoral condyle""

Thank you very much for your help.
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hi wajdi,
no problems buddy. I will appreciate if you ask me more questions. I will be able to help you better.
Regards
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Thank you very much for your Help !!

Best regards.
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hi wajdi,
we will go step by step.

Right knee - the torn meniscus had healed , but it has created a contusion over your cartilage.

Left knee - Small possibility of dead bone or harmless bone tumor. It has to be confirmed.

Please meet a good knee surgeon.
Regards
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