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I had meniscus repair surgery and pcl repair surgery on my right knee (2 different surgeries) i am 2 years out from them and i continue to have severe knee pain and some instability. is this normal or should i go back to the dr?
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Knee problem: After 2 surgical procedures and having chronic issues with severe knee pain, I strongly recommend an evaluation by an orthopedic specialist with special interest in chronic knee disorders. You may have to be seen at the orthopedic department at a university hospital to find such a specialist.
Answered 2/25/2020
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