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I had a ligment injury 6 years ago now iam still having pain and clicking sound in knee and loss of strength in left knee
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Persistent pain, clicking, and loss of strength 6 years after a ligament injury is not normal and suggests there may be an untreated ligament injury (such as an ACL/PCL tear), a meniscal tear, cartilage damage, or chronic knee instability. A clicking sound associated with pain particularly raises the possibility of a meniscal injury, while the loss of strength may be due to quadriceps wasting or ongoing instability.
Next Steps
* Consult an orthopaedic surgeon for a detailed knee examination, including ligament stability and meniscal tests. * Obtain weight-bearing X-rays of the knee and an MRI if not done recently, as this will help identify ligament, meniscal, or cartilage injuries. * Treatment depends on the findings. Physiotherapy may help if there is no significant instability, but persistent ligament or meniscal injuries may require arthroscopic surgery to restore knee function and prevent further joint damage.
Health Tips
Until the diagnosis is confirmed, avoid pivoting sports, squatting, jumping, and twisting movements, as these can worsen instability or meniscal damage. Early evaluation can improve long-term knee function and reduce the risk of premature arthritis.
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Better get evaluated and MRI knee if necessary
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Get personal consult with orthopedic specialist for better evaluation and management
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Share mri report
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