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Injured patella 5 mos ago diagnosis of bone marrow adema - a mos ago resumed normal activities - now sharp lateral pain upon squatting - and numbness to foot?
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See an orthopedist: You need to see an orthopedist. There may have been an injury to a meniscus or to the bursa under the patella that needs to be treated
Answered 1/29/2017
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