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Could it be healthy to play any sport if you have osgood schlatters disease?
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Depends : Osgood-schlatters affects the hardness of knee cartilage. It often is outgrown with time. If there is minimal then then one should be able to participate. In any sport.
Answered 3/7/2014
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