The : The real question is how disabling is your pain? Problems such as locking of your knee, giving way, painful grinding or popping, inability to bear weight without pain, knee instability, and significant pain moving your knee even when you are not weight bearing would be indicative of more serious problems where timely orthopedic care is indicated.
Answered 10/3/2016
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If : If your knee " gives way" i.e. Buckles, or if it has a large swelling ( effusion ) after 7 days, or you hear grinding noises in it-------you must see an orthopedist. You are correctly doing all the right measures to date. But it should be appreciably better in 7-10 days from the trauma.
Answered 10/4/2016
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