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I tore my acl about 20 years ago and occasionally it pops and hurts when i play tennis or baseball. what are ways to alleviate these symptoms?
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See a MD: Could likely have torn or loose cartilage in the knee which is causing these symptoms.
Answered 9/28/2016
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