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Should there be pain in back of the knee with a acl problem?
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Possibly: Examination and an MRI will ultimately determine if indeed acl issues. However, there should be other symptoms also.
Answered 12/16/2014
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At first there may : Be pain in back of knee. Thisbisnusially referred pain from swelling on knee from tearing acl/injury. Should resolve as swelling improves.
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