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History of fx of the femoral medial condlye 2months ago had pt. today my leg is throbbing like crazy is normal? had very little pain before pt.

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Possible increased : Possible aggravation or new problem with fracture, bursitis, tendonitis - all need to be evaluated.

Dr Saghafi agreed

Answered 1/8/2015

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