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I'm getting lots of pain in the joint line of my right knee that is not resolving over time. my xrays are normal. what now knee pain?
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Consider MRI: An xray shows the bones but not the "soft tissue" structures of the knee. You may need an MRI. I assume you saw your PCP (based on having had an xray). Consider seeing an orthopedic MD.
Answered 4/4/2019
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