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A member asked:
After a partial medial meniscectomy a month ago i still experience a clunking when i squat (getting up from a chair) + have a lump. is this normal?
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Post op knee: It can be normal , it depends if it has associated pain. Clunking getting up from a chair is, most likely related to patella femoral contact which usually resolves with strengthening of the thigh muscles
Answered 11/5/2015
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