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According to mri, i have a medial meniscus tear with cysts under or on my kneecap. i have scheduled appt with ortho, until i'm seen, which activities should i avoid?
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Strenuous activities: I would avoid strenuous activities until you are seen by the orthopedic doctor. Routine walking is okay but not too excessive.
Answered 5/25/2014
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Nothing strenuous: No heavy lifting, bending, or aerobics. Make the appointment.
Answered 5/28/2014
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