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Football injury. clashing of knees. mine is situated on the inner side of knee. been about 10days pain increasing daily?
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Doctor Visit: Pain should not be increasing over time. Are you on crutches? How are you walking around? May need to rest the knee. Likely a meniscus tear or MCL sprain. See a doctor for exam and follow up to stop pain and prevent further knee damage.
Answered 12/13/2017
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Get examined: Many possibilities including simple bruise to the more annoying bursitis to the more significant ligament or cartilage problems. A doctor examination will be needed here and if remains unclear your doctor may need to consider tests such as xrays and scans
Answered 12/14/2017
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