I have a knee problem, pain is increasing?

I AM A MALE GENDER WITH AGE OF 22 YEARS, AND I AM FROM KENYA.
MY PROBLEM IS THAT I HAVE A KNEE PROBLEM, I FELL DOWN ONCE A DAY WHICH HAPPENED 4 YEARS BACK SINCE I FELL DOWN AND GOT SOME CHANGES AFTER THAT TIME, ESPECIALLY PAIN EVERY AFTER SOME PERIOD TILL NOW 2016 IT HAS BEEN INCREASED THE PAIN, ON 2012 I WENT FOR A HOSPITAL FOR X-RAY, THEN I GOT A REPORT ONLY FROM THE HOSPITAL, WITHOUT SEEING THE SPECIALIST DOCTOR OF RADIOLOGY. SO NOW I AM ATTACHING AND SENDING THE REPORT OF THE KNEE X-RAY AND NEED TO KNOW MORE DETAILS ABOUT MY ESSENCE PROBLEM INSIDE THE KNEE.
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5 Comments on “I have a knee problem, pain is increasing?

  1. Well since the x ray was 4 years ago then your fall have caused very smal fragment fracture (osteophyte like formation )
    Which cause pain every time it moves , also can injure your medial knee meniscus , (please attack the x ray not the report if possible )
    In my opinion u will need a new x ray (MRI is better )
    Options will be surgical removal or cast , also medial meniscus should be checked

    Good Luck

  2. In my opinion you should do a M RI as your case should have developed or changed..
    Sclerotic changes in the bone means there is a bone disorder causing slowing of bone formation at this area..
    This is not a diagnosis… It is a sign so further New MRI and xray is needed plus correlation with symptoms …
    Thanks

  3. hi
    instead of doing an mri,get a knee arthoscopy done to visualise the lesion directly through camera.
    u may need a bone biopsy from the lesion to confirm the diagnosis.
    histopathology of the biopsied material should be done to come to a pinpoint conclusion.
    thanks

  4. HI
    REPORTS ARE OLD ONES AND TREATMENT CANNOT BE COMMENCED DEPENDING ON THESE REPORTS.
    GET A FRESH XRAY DONE.
    KNEE EXERCISES WILL HELP.

  5. hello there
    increasing pain suggests that the underlying lesion definitely has increased in size and needs immediate attention.
    get a recent mri done.
    knee exercises will help.

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