Wow, we are so sorry to hear that this happened to your Dustin, we know it doesn’t make it any better but we hear this from so many of our patients. You are not alone! We are praying for your knee to have complete healing!

Zanemariti su zato što ih nije briga.

No, you should become a doctor for your own body. Anything else is not an option

Hello, is your pain over?

@@andremota89 Yes, anti inflamatory pills and pain killers did the trick. I believe that I reinjured it by bumping into something at night and just didn't remember it!

Same here… I think they have wrongly diagnosed me with Chondromalacia Patella It’s been since March and now I have the numbness on my foot

@@johnnyfootball7658 can tens machine works?

@@johnnyfootball7658 I

We are so sorry to hear about this. We have had several patients come into our office after TKR and we would love to help you as well. The knee is one of our most treated areas.

I hurt my left knee pass weekend my brothers dog tripped me over and I bend my left knee when I walk now I feel a pinched nerve behind my knee I had to stop walking because it pinches when I walk

Oh wow - yep! You are correct, shoes play such an important role in supporting our bodies!

Same bro left knee inside pain

​@@michaelwhite3487 same here. having pain and buzzingness in my side of the left knee.Is it heal.Please help.

@@shadabmirza9968 did it get better?

@@michaelwhite3487 did it get better ?

@@moglizzy No still the same.Now the pain has resides a little but i am having restlessness and uncomfort on side of my knee all time.There are some improvment but its taking a lot of time.How are you doing now.Sorry for the late reply if you want to know more please msg me that we could share our thought and might help each other.

Very sorry to hear.How her condition now.!

I have the same thing. How is your wife doing now?

@michelen2629 we saw an orthopedic surgeon took x-rays she's got arthritis in both knees gonn have em replaced this year hopefully

@@vgarza1972 Thank you so much for your reply! And I am so happy you found answers that is great! And I wish your wife the best of luck during her knee replacement surgery!

Hello @user-gn6wx4sc3c, So sorry to hear - there could still be some instability that is causing the pain. The knee is the #1 area that we treat at our clinic, and often treat patients that have had knee surgery but are still experiencing pain and symptoms. Danielle is great with the knee and would love to help you!

How did the healing go a year later?. I fell and heavily banged the inside of my knee slipped on a wet staircase and got a bone bruise no bones broken which healed and my leg is very mobile, but I get pain behind/inside my knee when trying to sleep, and my calf burns like hell after just walking to the end of the street. Being treated now by physio to floss the nerves with 6 different daily leg exercises.

Ultrasounds are great for showing instability!

Can you give an update on what worked for you?

@@mysteriousoklahoma777 Resting it. Icing. Massage. KT tape and knee brace. I was back on the basketball court after only two wks. I haven’t had that issue anymore.

Hi Colin, We hope that you make a quick recovery and are back to cycling and your favorite activities pain-free very soon! Please seek some medical care if you are having symptoms that are not going away. Perhaps your primary care doctor or a chiropractor or other physical medicine doctor.

Hi Robert, Good question, some people only need one and others might need more like 4-6. It depends on many factors with regard to the severity of the case, the person's daily activities and stress on the nerves, healing ability, etc.. It is something to bring up to the provider and see how many treatments they think you were going to need. We give our patients an estimate during the initial visit and check in along the way.

Hi John, Thanks for sharing- that sounds like it's very frustrating and we're sorry to hear about what you're dealing with. Glad you are looking into options and not giving up. Often, patients tell us that we are the 10th or more provider that they've seen before really understanding their issue and getting a solid treatment plan to resolve it. Hope you are able to find a Prolotherapist who may be able to help you determine if this is due to joint instability and/or be able to evaluate if a type of regenerative injection treatment would be appropriate for you and help you get back to running without restriction. If you feel that you would like our help on your case in the future, you are welcome to reach out to us directly. We wish you all the best in healing!

Did you find a solution? I have this exact same issue

​@@anthonygrant7819no still have it. Stopped running

Good call on not taking Gabapentin. That poison should be outlawed.

Hi Akmal, In our center, we see many patients where surgery did not resolve the numbeness or other symptoms and we look further to find the underlying reason for the symptoms which is most often related to joint instability. Therefore, in our videos, we discuss the ways to resolve joint instability with regenerative injection treatments. We hope that you will be able to resolve your symptoms, and if you feel that you'd like our team to review your case, we're happy to talk with you and possibly see you in our center. Wish you all the best in health and resolving your condition. Take care.

Hi Sam, Prolotherapy is a REGENERATIVE medicine technique. Meaning when you get prolo, you are promoting the grow of normal cells and tissues, healing those ligaments, tendons, and joints. It is a lasting solution because it is stopping degeneration from happening. Degeneration happens over time meaning if caught early enough, it can be reversed. Unfortunately, there are times where Prolotherapy cannot be an option for example when there is a bone on bone situation, we cannot make a new ligament or tendon out of nothing. We have a lot of great information on our website if you'd like to look further.

Same problem with me

Suffering from same problem brother please let me know if you find anything

@sourar rakshit @vijay lakshmi i am also suffering from same pain, did you guys find any solution ?

How are you doing now? I know from going through this myself is to have your doctor check your hips, back and pelvis. It could be something from those areas that radiate to the knee.

Hi Nate, Oh no, so sorry to hear that! As soon as a person is released from the care of the surgeon, we would be able to do a physical exam, ultrasound, and take a look at what is happening in the area and figure out where the nerve impairment is happening and work to resolve that with NRRIT. You can reach out to us anytime: www.caringmedical.com/nerve-release-injection-therapy/ Wishing you all the best in healing!

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy thank you I think most of the damage is originating in my L5 nerve root, I’ve done the basic tests and I have good dorsal flexion and good L4 strength. Do you guys do PRP facet injections or do you stay in the lower extremities?

bro did your knee pain solved I have exactly same problem

@@ushgambala1 did ur knee pain solved now

@@user-ty1pl2qg5q I did the prp nerve injections , were $1100.00. Didn’t help the burning etc but slowed down muscle atrophy , I’m over 6 months post surgery my left foot getting better but right is pretty weak but now numb

Hi Ren, Glad to hear you are otherwise healthy! It would be impossible to know for sure without a proper physical exam and we'd likely do an ultrasound of the area too. If you are in the Fort Myers, Florida area, we'd be happy to help. Otherwise, we hope you can find a provider who can do some examination and give you a proper diagnosis and recommendation so you can keep running for many many years to come. Wish you all the best in health!

Did you find any solution? I have this exact same issue

@@anthonygrant7819 I believe so. After seeking a second opinion and narrowing down where I felt like the initial pain was coming from (under my knee cap) I had another MRI done and they think it’s IT Band Syndrome. So basically my IT Band is super tight which causes friction with the surrounding joints, bones, and nerves. Doing some more research too, some of the symptoms I was having sort of make sense. Running on uneven ground will make it worse, which would happen to me if I consistently ran outside. Another thing I read is it’s also caused by the angulation of your knee and you sometimes feel a pop on the back of your knee if you move a certain way. This happens to me when I do a sumo-deadlift or sumo-squat and it sends a tingly feeling down my leg into my toes. Unfortunately, I haven’t felt much relief even after several rounds of PT, stretching and rolling everyday per the direction of my doctor. But I was told it can be tough because you can’t really stretch your IT band, only the muscles surrounding it. I’m going to continue working on that for awhile, then track my “progress” or pain level by running on a treadmill which is flat. Hope this helps some and things get better for you!

Hi Patti, Thanks for the question and sorry to hear about your post-replacement knee pain. If you are able to come to our office in Fort Myers, we'd be happy to help. Otherwise, you could try searching for the therapy itself and see what comes up around you. As with any treatment of any kind, you would want to speak with the team/doctor to see if they take on cases like yours and ensure it would be a good fit for a consultation/evaluation first. We wish you all the best in health.

Hi @crystalandlagreenga - it is possible. We always want to look for the root cause. Think of it this way, having an unstable, weak hip can cause the knee to do more of the work, causing it to become unstable itself. A pinched nerve can be treated with Prolotherpy - here is another video from Dr. Hauser on this matter if you'd like to take a look! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/h5yDgtF7ua62lJ8.html

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy Thank you so much for getting back to me on my question. I will definitely check that out.

Hi Abhisheik Athimoolam, Thank you for sharing your story and we're sorry to hear about your post-surgical nerve irritation. Without seeing you in the office to physically examine your knees we could not advise you specifically. We do treat many people after they had knee surgery and are then dealing with residual issues whether that is nerve pain/numbness or instability/popping in the joint with walking, etc. Patients usually come to see us when the pain or numbness has become a rather irritating sensation that gets in the way of them being able to return to work/activities/sports, is waking them up at night, etc. If you are struggling to get back to your activities and would like our team to take a look at your case, we'd be happy to discuss your case in more detail and see if you sound like a good candidate for our center. We wish you all the best in continued healing.

Hi Melissa, So sorry to hear about what you're going through! Glad you are looking into some potential options. We would not be able to make a specific recommendation over the internet, understandably. But we use dynamic ultrasound to look at the joint more closely under motion and see if there is knee instability, nerve compression, or other structural issues when the joint is under stress that could be helped by Prolotherapy and/or nerve release (hydrodissection). It is something we see and treat regularly. If you would like our team to help on your case, you are welcome to reach out to us directly. We wish you all the best in healing and getting back to your full function asap! Take care.

Hi Tofty, sorry to hear about your knee pain that comes and goes. We do not think that chronic pain should be ignored and hope that you can get in to see a specialist.. MRI/CT are usually used when patients are considering surgery, but many non-surgical providers do not necessarily jump into tests like that for everyone right away when a lot can be determined by a proper physical exam, history, and ultrasound. We discuss a lot of that in our other videos and webinars. We hope you find a provider who will take your concerns seriously and be able to do a physical exam and determine if there is some joint instability or other concerns that can be treated. If you feel that you need our Prolotherapy team for your case, we would be happy to talk with you in more detail, and you are welcome to contact us directly through our website. We wish you all the best in health!

Exactly same thing happening to me in only my right knee from 1 year And my parents also say the same thing

bro it solved now

Hi Georgia, Please call the doctor's office who gave you the injection so they can do a proper assessment of what is going on with your back, taking into consideration what they used for the injection. Wish you the best in healing and making a quick recovery!

Hi Christian, Thanks for your question. Referral pain and tightness is common with ligament injuries. So as the old song goes "the hip bone's connected to the knee bone..." etc. Ligament injury in one area can refer pain to others or cause other areas to overcompensate and become tight or fatigued. This is why a physical exam is so important for chronic pain cases. Someone who is skilled with doing a thorough physical exam and ultrasound exam can determine the underlying cause of the pain and then appropriate treatment can be recommended.

probably your sciatic nerve, look up sciatica and hopefully that will help you

It also hurts most when I run and when I walk down hill.

Hi Alex, Thanks for sharing your story and so sorry that the condition forced you to be discharged from the armed forces. Sounds awful! We would not know for sure without seeing you in person and being able to perform some physical exam tests and motion ultrasound of the knee and possibly further up the leg, low back to determine what exactly is happening, and then develop a treatment recommendations. Our team is happy to review your case in more detail if you wanted to be considered as a possible candidate for our Florida treatment center. Feel free to reach out to us anytime: www.caringmedical.com/conditions/prolotherapy-knee-pain/ Wish you all the best in getting to the bottom of your symptoms so you can get back to full activities, and having a happier and healthier 2021!

@@CaringmedicalProlotherapy aww shucks i would love too. I’m located in California though:(

How are you doing now? I have the same problem and it's unbearable.

@@michelen2629 doing about the same. The only difference is I’ve been supplementing with Vitamin B complex by Natures Bounty. It’s the only thing that lessons my symptoms. Don’t move much, but I can atleast walk the dogs now

Hi K, As we discuss in our videos, Prolotherapy is the regenerative treatment for knee pain, crunching and other instability symptoms. Hope that you will be able to seek some care near you to see if that is an appropriate treatment for your case. If you feel that you would like our help on your case in our center, you are welcome to reach out to us directly. Take care and hope you get fully back to exercise soon.

my knee stiffness originated due to wrong form of lunges

Hi rubi, Please get in to see a obstetrician to examine you and give advice about the baby. We hope you are both ok, and we wish you all the best.