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I tore my meniscus a year ago and the pain and discomfort is keeping me from sleeping?
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Night pain: Nocturnal pain can be due to the meniscal tear. If it has gone a year, I would see an orthopedic surgeon to discuss arthroscopy evaluation.
Answered 11/9/2014
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