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Can you have jumpers knee (patellar tendonitis) in both?

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Yes: Both knees can be affected.

Answered 12/9/2013

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Dr. Mark Galland answered

Specializes in Orthopedic Surgery

Inflammed tendon: Chronic inflammation of the patella tendon, commonly known as "jumper's knee" is not uncommon in both knees at once. / typical treatment options consist of rice, antiinflammatories, physical therapy, counterbrace supports, massage, injections... For more info http://drmarkgalland.Com/platelet-rich-plasma-may-have-edge-in-jumpers-knee/ rarely requires surgery.

Answered 9/13/2014

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Yes: Common in runners, basketball and volleyball. Treatment consists of rest, ice, nsaids, quadriceps stretching and strenghtening and slow progressive return to previous activity level as pain subsides. Therapists can help with the correct program for you.

Answered 8/18/2013

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