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A member asked:
Does medial meniscus tear get worser at night? and does it cause a "pulsation" feeling just behind the knee? i have knee mri also. thanks.
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Not necessarily: At night you are more aware of your bodily pain mental thoughts. So every thing seems worse. Take Ibuprofen before going to bed. Apply ice also.ay use heating pas at night when it feels throbbing. Do follow up with your doctor after6 weeks.
Answered 4/30/2020
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