Knee pain: They will take a thorough history of your problem 1st. Xrays will likely be taken. A detailed physical exam will be done by the doctor to evaluate your knee. If the problem is clear at this point, treatment recommendations will be given. This can range from exercises or pt, oral or injectable medications, bracing, etc. If further testing is needed, an MRI might be ordered.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Knee issues: Any time one sees a specialist expect focus on the part which encouraged u to seek help. They will, take your history asking what problems u have with the knee, what kinds of previous treatments , or prior problems with that knee. Expect then to have your knee and hip examined. Xrays are also essential. Depending on your details u may be sent for additional testing like an mri
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