Rather than trying to label your problems, you need to respond to the MRI outcomes. An orthopedic surgical consultation is in order. You might be a candidate for a cortisone or hyaluronic acid injection to the knee, and if physical therapy does not help turn the corner, a surgery might be indicated.
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The main finding on your MRI is the meniscus tear. Both meniscus tear and chondromalacia patella are likely a direct result of degenerative joint disease. Treatment is dependent on correlation with symptoms. In this instance, you need a physician to listen to your history and correlate it with your physical exam to provide you the best treatment and outcome.
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