View Full Version : am i the only one..
le harry
27-11-2007, 12:41 PM
that has recurring problems with there knees.
well like, whenever i sit on them - sometimes i try and get up and my bone pops out of place, and it hurts like hell. so i have to sort of rearrange my knee so it pops back into place - or i can bite the bullet and just crack it.
anyways, my mum has had it aswell but i dno, so does this happen to anyone else lol.
jesus
27-11-2007, 12:56 PM
av you seen a doctor about it? ive never heard of that happening to anyone before
le harry
27-11-2007, 12:58 PM
i havn't been to the doctor..
"hi doctor my knee is broke". - but its happened all my life and as of recent its flared up again.
jesus
27-11-2007, 01:42 PM
i havn't been to the doctor..
"hi doctor my knee is broke". - but its happened all my life and as of recent its flared up again.yer but they can check it out and maybe give u an xray or summin to see wots up
,Jess,
27-11-2007, 01:51 PM
Ooer doesn't happen to me, like above you should definitely go and see a doctor to get it checked out
BlueEyedSarah
27-11-2007, 02:05 PM
that has recurring problems with there knees.
well like, whenever i sit on them - sometimes i try and get up and my bone pops out of place, and it hurts like hell. so i have to sort of rearrange my knee so it pops back into place - or i can bite the bullet and just crack it.
anyways, my mum has had it aswell but i dno, so does this happen to anyone else lol.
If your mum has it too then it might be in your genes to be affected by this.
Sit in your chair properly! ;)
Describe
27-11-2007, 03:58 PM
My friend has the same problem when he sits down for ages and then gets up, but then it goes away for around five - ten minutes, The same with me when i think about it. Maybe their was a problem in your childhood/growing up years where you fell and hurt yourself and did something around the bone/kneecap area (I say that because my dad had a problem with his foot but didnt know it was caused during childhood.)
o dear.
uhm see ur doctor and stop sitting on your knees tbh. :)
Smits
27-11-2007, 05:28 PM
I've heard of that with people, i'm not sure what it is but its treatable i think
le harry
28-11-2007, 01:01 PM
Ooer doesn't happen to me, like above you should definitely go and see a doctor to get it checked out
I'll speak to my Mum properly haha.
If your mum has it too then it might be in your genes to be affected by this.
Sit in your chair properly! ;)
It's not just when I sit on my chair / knees though, even when my knees are bent it still can happen.
My friend has the same problem when he sits down for ages and then gets up, but then it goes away for around five - ten minutes, The same with me when i think about it. Maybe their was a problem in your childhood/growing up years where you fell and hurt yourself and did something around the bone/kneecap area (I say that because my dad had a problem with his foot but didnt know it was caused during childhood.)
Ooh, I can't really remember my childhood too well, dunno if I fell on it lol.
o dear.
uhm see ur doctor and stop sitting on your knees tbh. :)
It's harder then you think :@
I've heard of that with people, i'm not sure what it is but its treatable i think
Oh ok, I'll see if anything comes up on google as well :)
buttons
28-11-2007, 02:02 PM
You mean when u bend over it cracks? :S
i get that,
but it doesn't pop out
BlueEyedSarah
28-11-2007, 04:13 PM
My ex boyfriend had a problem with he's kneww, it kept popping out of place everytime he would be walking or wake up from sleeping, he grew out of it happening.
I had a conversation with a guy at a fitness group I went to recently and he told me he had problems with he's knees popping out of place and had recently had to have surgery on them.
le harry
30-11-2007, 12:27 PM
You mean when u bend over it cracks? :S
i get that,
but it doesn't pop out
Like when my knees are bent - in any position rly apart from walking it pops out of place.
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