Over the last week my leg has been very weak as I fell on my knee and badly bruised the side of my leg, but Ive noticed my knee keeps clicking whenever I sit down and get back up, basically whenever I bend my knee
It's just the one knee and not both.
Anyone know if this is bad enough to get checked out, I mean it aint broken or anything and it doesnt hurt but jus feels weird when it clicks, its quite loud as well.
+rep for some useful advice.
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Knee Clicking...
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Yeah, i'd get it checked out because there clearly is a problem.
As to what i'm not sure.
EdEDTALKING
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Mine click whenever i bend down all the time and it's loud. But it can happen more offten when you have a knee injury, if it hurts or feels uncomfotable in anyway then yeah it's quite a good idea to get it seen, so you don't make it worse.
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is they're fluid?
go to the doctor, and they might refer you to a person who looks at knees, i cant remmeber the prober name lool
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No.
Originally Posted by Abbie.
It only hurts when I put pressure on it. Originally Posted by yoshimitsui
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could be loose cartalidge or something or just like where the bones are rubbing.
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maybe your quad (i think thats what its called, idk) is getting off track
mine does that too
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Clicking is usually from nitrogen escaping from your joints where it builds up iirc.
if your in pain go see your GP, you won't get a good diagnosis over the net.Last edited by Mr.Sam; 22-04-2008 at 10:44 PM.
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My knee clicks too,
maybe you need to loosen the joint?
anyone know how?
I love it when youflex like that
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At the above;
Yeah, try 1 and a half years of constant physio, 3 trips to the fracture clinic, 9 x-rays and a CT scan
Not just the clicking but my knee as a whole is poor.jesus had an intimate moment with the infraction button until it told him to stop asking for it's personal details and gave him a warning.
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