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I went overseas where we walked a lot. my knee hurts and i believe it is runners knee. i am still in a lot of pain. should i see a gp or physio?

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Dr. Jason DelCollo answered

GP: I would recommend seeing GP and getting exam. Could be runner knee or patelofemoral syndrome or patellar tendinitis. Could also be a chronic meniscal issue. They can ascertain whether or not PT or specialist referral is necessary.

Dr Mallia agreed

Answered 5/8/2019

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A member asked:

I went overseas where we walked a lot. my knee hurts and i believe it is runners knee. i am still in a lot of pain. should i see a gp or physio?

A doctor has provided 1 answer

Dr. Jason DelCollo answered

Dr Mallia agreed

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