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How to treat grade 2 jumpers knee?
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PRICE: This can be treated with PRICE - protection, rest, ice, compression, elevation. Recommend core and quad strengthening and stretching as well. Ice as needed for pain and swelling, anti-inflammatory medication as needed for pain and swelling as well. Knee brace. Modify activities if they cause too much pain until symptoms resolve. See your doctor if your pain persists. May need further testing
Answered 6/3/2014
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