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  • Brenda Knee Pain

    • Age 55+
    • Female
    • 163 lbs
    • 5' 4"
    • Pueblo co
    05
    Dec2019
    • Injury Status Recovering
    • What best describes your pain level on average in the past week? Mild
    • Repeat injury? Yes
    • Doctor/Care Giver Shawn Nakamura
    • Physical activity per week 4-8 hours
    • Number of Surgeries 1
    • How much did pain interfere with your day-to-day activities in the past week? Somewhat
    • How much did pain interfere with your enjoyment of life in the past week? Somewhat
    • Chronicity 18+ Months
    • knee injury in an accident or fall Yes, over 5 years ago
    • Does your knee swell Yes, just a little
    • knee pain going down the stairs No pain
    • Knee pain going up the stairs Mild
    • Knee pain location Outside the knee (toward leg exterior)
    • Pain extend below the knee to the calf or shin areas Mild
    • Knee pain while squatting Mild
    • Knee give way, give out or feel unstable Somewhat

    Treatment Ratings

      Almost Cured
      Improved
      Weight loss, Narcotics, Gabapentin, Swimming, Supplements, TENS/Electrical Stimulation, Other, Walking/Hiking, Physical Therapy, Supportive Shoes, Chiropractor, Ice,
      Not Improved
      Orthotics, Viscosupplementation Injection, Acupuncture, Support brace, Unloader brace, Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfate

    Now I'm having some pain on the outside and front of operative knee. PT gave me some more quad stretches and hamstring stretches. Cold weather is definitely taking a toll. Baker's cyst is gone so can walk longer just trying to lose weight now.

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  • Anonymous Knee Pain

    • Age 55+
    • Female
    • 154 lbs
    • 4' 11"
    • Knoxville Tn
    04
    Dec2019
    • Injury Status In Pain
    • knee injury in an accident or fall No
    • Repeat injury? No
    • Physical activity per week 0-4 hours
    • Number of Surgeries 1
    • How much did pain interfere with your day-to-day activities in the past week? Somewhat
    • How much did pain interfere with your enjoyment of life in the past week? All the time
    • What best describes your pain level on average in the past week? Distressing
    • Chronicity 0 - 6 Months
    • Does your knee swell Yes, just a little
    • knee pain going down the stairs Mild
    • Knee pain going up the stairs Mild
    • Knee pain location Inside the knee (toward the other leg)
    • Pain extend below the knee to the calf or shin areas Discomforting
    • Knee pain while squatting Mild
    • Knee give way, give out or feel unstable Somewhat

    Treatment Ratings

      Improved
      Narcotics, Stretching
      Not Improved
      NSAIDs - Anti Inflammatory drugs, Physical Therapy, Cortisone Injection, Support brace, Partial knee replacement
      Worsened

    Horrible

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  • Olivia Knee Pain

    • Age 55+
    • Female
    • 217 lbs
    • 5' 7"
    • Birmingham, al
    10
    Nov2019
    • Injury Status Cured
    • What best describes your pain level on average in the past week? No pain
    • Repeat injury? No
    • Doctor/Care Giver Greg Eudy
    • Physical activity per week 8+ hours
    • Number of Surgeries 4+
    • How much did pain interfere with your day-to-day activities in the past week? Not at all
    • How much did pain interfere with your enjoyment of life in the past week? Not at all
    • Chronicity 18+ Months
    • knee injury in an accident or fall No
    • Does your knee swell Not at all
    • knee pain going down the stairs No pain
    • Knee pain going up the stairs No pain
    • Knee pain location Knee front
    • Pain extend below the knee to the calf or shin areas No pain
    • Knee pain while squatting Discomforting
    • Knee give way, give out or feel unstable Not at all

    Treatment Ratings

      Improved
      TENS/Electrical Stimulation, Supplements, Strengthening Exercises, Gabapentin, Narcotics, Weight loss, Glucosamine and Chondroitin Sulfate, Support brace, Supportive Shoes, Taping, Ice, Orthotics, Physical Therapy, Walking/Hiking,
      Not Improved
      Swimming

    The stretching on this program and shoe inserts have helped a lot. Tessie has been a blessing.

    Update: I am doing so much better. The program was such a struggle at first. That is not true anymore. In addition to this wonderful program having the great and small saphenous veins lasered away has really made a great difference also.

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