Just curious as to why? Is it because it could be considered a dumb question? I find it to be fairly serious, of course I’m the one without medical insurance and having the knee problem. For those that don’t know the question I had asked, my left knee seems to be restructuring itself. I have a bone that has formed on the outside of my knee cap. When my leg is extended I can feel the lump, then run my finger over to the right feel my kneecap. The bone seems to travel up/down my leg, depending on whether I extend/detract my leg. I am applying for a job that requires physical activity, and need to determine what should be done about my leg. I have done a ton of research but have yet to find an answer.
Why Wont Anyone Answer My Questions?
Oct - 29 | By: AHT | 15 comments.
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Because your questions arent interesting are they?
Sorry dude, So many people ask questions at one time and yours may have gone to the back of the line. Maybe I can help though. I do not recommend taking on a Physical job that demands intense labor on that knee, unless it does not hurt. If it does not hurt, take the job and have it looked at by your doctor. They may have to shave the bone, or it may be a growth. Get some x-rays to verify it is actually a bone, than go from there. Maybe the new job offers health benefits. In that case, your set
Good luck John
What was your original question? Going from the details on this, it sounds like you either broke or fractured a bone in your knee. When there is a break, the bone tries to mend itself and begins to build more bone, and you can feel it as you said as a separate bone. I’m not a doctor though, and there might be other causes of this time of thing. Sorry no one would answer!
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no one will answer because even a doctor would have to look at it to have any idea what the hell you are talking about or if it is serious or not…
Go to a cheap clinic that has either a sliding pay scale or sometimes are just very cheap, or try calling a big university that might offer a cheaper service if they have a medical school.
Without X-rays, it would be hard to tell. It sounds like bone calcification. The only way to know is to see a doctor and have him check it. Good luck.
Hope this helps. Try researching cartilage deposits. They can form under knee caps. Some times knee caps need to be scraped to fix the problem.
becuse its not a question its just a statment
hi
there i answered your question, but not propelry. and dont worry hardley anyone bothers with mine! even though there interesting :S people these days.
I answered see…..
STOP COMPLAINING AND GO SEE A DOCTOR
cuzz your qustions aree stupied
im sorry
im here for you <3
Hows your wiener bone mr. cry baby?
It’s not a dumb question.
It’s just that you’re looking for medical advice from the general
public and it’s really a question for a physician,
It doesn’t sound like and I’ve never heard of a leg restructuring
itself.
It sounds like a calcium deposit which is usually cause by
an injury and infrequently also caused by an imbalance in
the body which effects its ability to use calcium in the
appropriate fashion.
Calcium deposits can occur after an injury and sometimes
take years before you become aware of them.
See a doctor soon. If you can’t afford one, find a hospital or
a peoples clinic where you can be treated and you pay the
bill on a sliding scale.
I suggest you consult with an osteopathic diagnostician
before you do anything else.
If its not causing you any major discomfort, go ahead and
take the job. If they offer health benefits, you may be able
to work there long enough to have the insurance coverage.
Good luck.