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Leg fully extended/flexed or between.suddenly get a surge of knee pain, 10.last 10min then gone. cause & what can i do when this happens to lessen pai?
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You need to see an -: Orthopod to be evaluated/diagnosed and treated. In the meantime, take some pain meds that you have used in the past and rest the knee in a brace. Good luck.
Answered 12/7/2013
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