yes, definatley Tendonitis. I have it in both my knees. It hurts the most when the knee is in the bent position for a long time (such as the movie theatre). It hurts to touch as well. Seems like the same symptoms you have/had.
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
OK, I HAD to do it!
But seriously, sorry about your knee. I have bad knees too.
Old Hacky Sack injury of all things.... :roll:
You can get knee injuries playing hacky-sack? :Q
How would that be accomplished? **EDIT**
BTW, my right knee hurts right now and I am not doing anything but sitting on a computer chair. Meh, you get used to it after a while. If I get surgery I lose the ability to do certain things.
Originally posted by: DaShen
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
OK, I HAD to do it!
But seriously, sorry about your knee. I have bad knees too.
Old Hacky Sack injury of all things.... :roll:
You can get knee injuries playing hacky-sack? :Q
**EDIT**
BTW, my right knee hurts right now and I am not doing anything but sitting on a computer chair. Meh, you get used to it after a while. If I get surgery I lose the ability to do certain things.
I went out for a "save", came down on my knee and broke it!
Went to the emergency room and they said "YUP, it's broken, go see a specialist!"
No money and no insurance so now 15+ years later it still gives me trouble sometimes, but all in all, it seems I have LESS problems that a LOT of people I have talked to that DID get surgery.
I am convinced cycling helped a LOT with my "recovery"!
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
Originally posted by: DaShen
Originally posted by: Brutuskend
OK, I HAD to do it!
But seriously, sorry about your knee. I have bad knees too.
Old Hacky Sack injury of all things.... :roll:
You can get knee injuries playing hacky-sack? :Q
**EDIT**
BTW, my right knee hurts right now and I am not doing anything but sitting on a computer chair. Meh, you get used to it after a while. If I get surgery I lose the ability to do certain things.
I went out for a "save", came down on my knee and broke it!
Went to the emergency room and they said "YUP, it's broken, go see a specialist!"
No money and no insurance so now 15+ years later it still gives me trouble sometimes, but all in all, it seems I have LESS problems that a LOT of people I have talked to that DID get surgery.
I am convinced cycling helped a LOT with my "recovery"!
Agreed. Cycling did strengthen the hip flexors and balancer around my knee. I think though now I am cycling at too high of a tension for my bum knee though.
Oh well, I guess I won't be doing amateur cycling races anytime soon.Originally posted by: ohtwell
I went to the doctor today and he said that it was just Bursitis and Tendonitits. He gave me a steroid shot in my knee. He said it should feel better in two weeks at the most. At least it wasn't anything too bad.
: ) Amanda
Please don't abuse the roids
Cheers,
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Hacky sack! I wasn't aware that was a rough enough sport to hurt your knees. Though, it does involve a lot of twisting your knees. Sorry your knees hurt, too!Originally posted by: Brutuskend
OK, I HAD to do it!
But seriously, sorry about your knee. I have bad knees too.
Old Hacky Sack injury of all things.... :roll:
I have done a lot of damage to my knees over the past 25 years and I'm sure that it's all just catching up with me now!
: ) Amanda
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Def. not!
Though, if I had a body like that it would be easier to force people into cheerleader uniforms. : ) Amanda
Originally posted by: ohtwell
Def. not!
: ) Amanda
Just put some vaseline on Aves before you put that out fit on him
Cheers,
Aquaman
This is only gonna make sense if you are or still continue to feel pain...
I recommend a better bed. A tempur-pedic or a decent knock-off of the same(check the thread here in the Hot Deals forum) and here is a shortcut link to where I bought mine and the price keeps dropping. It's the same as the TP mattress in my house.
I swear it helped erase all sorts of aches and pains. Seriously, think about a new bed.
P.S. to any of you younglings making fun of us old folks... you will be old some day, that is, if you make it.
I recommend a better bed. A tempur-pedic or a decent knock-off of the same(check the thread here in the Hot Deals forum) and here is a shortcut link to where I bought mine and the price keeps dropping. It's the same as the TP mattress in my house.
I swear it helped erase all sorts of aches and pains. Seriously, think about a new bed.
P.S. to any of you younglings making fun of us old folks... you will be old some day, that is, if you make it.
Originally posted by: Crazyfool
This is only gonna make sense if you are or still continue to feel pain...
I recommend a better bed. A tempur-pedic or a decent knock-off of the same(check the thread here in the Hot Deals forum) and here is a shortcut link to where I bought mine and the price keeps dropping. It's the same as the TP mattress in my house.
I swear it helped erase all sorts of aches and pains. Seriously, think about a new bed.
P.S. to any of you younglings making fun of us old folks... you will be old some day, that is, if you make it.
I got one.
It's comfy!
Spineshank
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