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I experienced a fall last 4 years that caused injured knee. it seems to be dislocated. still experience sliding knee during sports. what should i do?
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You should: probably go see an orthopedic surgeon to have it evaluated. You may have a ligament tear if you are experiencing instability/dislocation.
Answered 1/31/2015
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