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parsifal
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| Hi, I have damaged my knee last week and I am having problems with it. First couple of days after I felt better, but the fourth day I had problems with walking and went to a doctor. After roentgen shot was done, he said that arthroscopy has to be done. What kind of treatment is that? How can I affect the healing of knee arthroscopy? |
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domingo
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| Posted: 03/08/08 - 18:13 Post subject: |
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| Well, there is something definitely wrong with your knee. I mean, arthroscopy is an invasive method in which an incision will be done on the skin above the joint and that will give access to joint inner structure. This procedure is sometimes done only as diagnostic but it seems that in your case it will be performed in order to fix a problem on the spot. After that, a lot of time is needed for a healing process; don't try to speed it up recklessly. |
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