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A member asked:
Icing causing bruising 3 weeks after knee arthroscopy. should i not be icing it anymore? when i soak it in warm water the bruising goes away. strange
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Pretty normal: Stop icing. If you are still getting knee swelling you should see your surgeon. Work on therapy exercises and stationary bike in the meantime.
Answered 5/18/2014
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