Possibilities are: Injury or inflammation in the knee ligament, cartilage, patella, tendon and soft tissues around the joint. Your dr can give you an accurate diagnosis. You had all the necessary tests/ imaging studies done. Ask your dr. For reassurance. Take care!
Answered 9/14/2013
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Common: Bending or using the knee too much, arthritis , bursitis, a collection of fluid in the knee, a tear in the meniscus, a tear in a ligament, muscle strain, conditions that don’t involve the knee(hip, other), knee injuries, a knee joint infection, or a condition called gout, which causes crystals to form inside joint.
Answered 5/7/2016
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Patellar pain.: It could be patellar (kneecap) pain. See a non-surgical sports medicine specialist to get an accurate diagnosis, you may require physical therapy.
Answered 6/12/2016
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