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I have a reccurent ache just below my knee. what can it be?

Haight
Haight

I am a 18 years old healthy guy. I never go to my physician, because i never need him, but in the past 4 month i recognized a strange pain just under my knee. The area is tender to palpation and the pain excruciate during walking and running.
What can it be? What can I do to prevent it?
P.S.
I play collage basketball and this pain ruins my games...
Asked 1 years agoStatus: Open
Tagged as: knee pain, foot pain
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Answers (2) to: "I have a reccurent ache just below my knee. what can it be?"

  • Verdin
    Verdin

    Maybe you are suffering from a disease named Osgood Shluter.
    you can learn more about it from this video

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  • Stephens
    Stephens

    Hi mate.
    I am a 21 collage student and i play soccer.
    It sure sounds like something i suffered from. Go see your GP and don't worry. if it is what i had he will probably tell you that
    you can take any NSAID you want, and if you will give yourself a break from competitive sport for a month or so you will be just like new :)
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