hello, I had an accident at work. I am 37 years old. I have had 3 surgeries on my left knee. 2 orthoscopic and 1 petellar tendon exploration. I had to wait almost a year between surgeries and i developed atrophy in the quad muscle right above my left knee. Now the pain care specialist say I have femoral nerve damage..... yea i have alot of problems with the left knee.... Now my right knee started hurting.. I went and got an M.R.I and is says
1 Small patellofemoral joint effusion with a small suprapatellar synovial plica.
2 mild chondromalacia of the midline of the trochlear groove with subchondral cyst formation.
3 4 cm Baker's syst.
4 Osgood-schlatters Disease.
Ok I want to know what this means and Is this a relsult of me limping around for 2 years because of a bad left knee?
1 Small patellofemoral joint effusion with a small suprapatellar synovial plica.
2 mild chondromalacia of the midline of the trochlear groove with subchondral cyst formation.
3 4 cm Baker's syst.
4 Osgood-schlatters Disease.
Ok I want to know what this means and Is this a relsult of me limping around for 2 years because of a bad left knee?
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