Sounds like you have textbook patellofemoral syndrome.

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Apr 17, 2014
9:35:08am

IGlowInTheDark

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Have any of you had success treating patellar tendon pain?

Belboz

4/17/14 9:24am

Sounds like you have textbook patellofemoral syndrome.

IGlowInTheDark

4/17/14 9:35am

or the next step chondromalacia

TheRowdy

4/17/14 9:38am

or more likely patellar tendonitis

HoustonCougar

4/17/14 12:47pm

I had it for a while, very severe. The number #1 thing

zonacougar

4/17/14 9:40am

so you have a normal life as far as your knee goes?

Belboz

4/17/14 9:53am

It might come back a tiny bit from time-to-time

zonacougar

4/17/14 9:57am

I had chondromalacia after falling full weight, cement to knee, on one knee.

ol' Blue Eyes

4/17/14 10:06am

If it can really go away, I won't worry about it so much.

Belboz

4/17/14 10:12am

If you're not willing to let it heal...your body will eventally force you to let

ol' Blue Eyes

4/17/14 11:49am

First things first - get the right diagnosis

Medute

4/17/14 11:34am

how often do you see patients find a happy recovery from that sort of knee pain?

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