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Torn meniscus - to repair or not to repair?

Bones, Joints & Muscles | Last Active: Aug 20 12:44pm | Replies (55)

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@valandsheri

Waiting for my surgical consult so I'll have to get back to you on my options. I did opt for a hopeful "quick fix" that being a cortisone injection. The PA told me it takes about two to three weeks to reach it's optimum benefit and I must say that she is right. Almost three weeks out and my knee is feeling so much better! I do still want a surgical consult to make sure that I'm not masking anything and causing more damage. I do have arthritis, however, prior to being attacked by a neighborhood dog, while walking my own dog, and slamming down hard on both of my knees, I have never had knee issues. I'm hanging this one on the Labradoodle.

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Glad it feels better. I just try to stay in tuned with my knee. If I feel pain, I ease off the activity for the day and resume when ut feels better. Usually, a few hours and it’s better.

Talk about Labradoodles! This is my brother’s dog and he’s so special.