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Old 03-28-2015, 09:47 AM #1
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Hey, keep us posted...and I hope you do get some relief....I am interested too in what they will say about your bone pain....keep up the fight
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I am interested too in what they will say about your bone pain....
I assume you mean what my ortho is going to do about it...???
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I assume you mean what my ortho is going to do about it...???
Yes, you mentioned that you are going to PT and I thought they might say something about your condition....
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Yes, you mentioned that you are going to PT and I thought they might say something about your condition....
Bone pain is common with osteoporosis. I call the knee pain I have 'bone pain' as well because I have almost no cartilage on my inner knee, so the bones rub causing pain.
I have only had the eval for PT & she sent me out the door with a loaner walker, telling me I am a high fall risk & should be using a walker at all times.
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I heard that is EXTREMELY painful....knee bone rubbing on bone....ouch...that's why so many knee replacements...hope you get the help you need my friend...keep up the fight....
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