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I fell and landed on my knee about a year ago. since then i have a burning in my knee and my toes go numb. i was told that my knee cap is slightly to the left, and it constantly twiches and feels like its trying to move back in place. what can i do to st

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See an orthopedist: You definitely need a consultation with an orthopedist and have some imaging of your knee as well as some nerve conduction studies to see if there is any nerve damage.

Answered 9/8/2013

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Nerve entrapment: The burning sensation of your toes is related to the injury sustained to the common peroneal nerve. See your orthopedist or physiatrist for a more appropriate diagnosis. Physical therapy will help alleviate symptoms as well as proper shoes and allowing time to heal.

Answered 3/1/2014

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Visit an orthopedist: To assess damage and formulate a treatment plan.

Answered 9/3/2012

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