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Posted by olderone @olderone, Aug 10, 2018

Hi Everyone!! New old guy here, hoping to get some advice and avoid costly tests. About 2 weeks ago, I was stepping out of my truck with my left leg (which are slightly short) to the ground, when I felt a slight pain on back of my leg right behind knee. It seems like a burning sensation and goes away immediately. This is reoccurring performing different tasks. Yesterday at work, I was sitting in my machine and repeatedly felt like I was being stung (in the same location as the pain) by something, this to finally quit. I cannot seem to make any of this occur while trying to, it just comes and goes. Any ideas?

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beryl | @beryl | Aug 10, 2018

Sounds like you may have stained something , but I don't know.....what about trying one of those soft stretchy type bandages made for the knee ....might just support it and let it heal.....Beryl

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olderone | @olderone | Aug 10, 2018
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@beryl

Sounds like you may have stained something , but I don't know.....what about trying one of those soft stretchy type bandages made for the knee ....might just support it and let it heal.....Beryl

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Thank you! I talked to a friend nurse of mine that suggested I may have slightly tore my ACL. Im gonna be careful with it and probably use my knee wrap I used to help with my patella pain I had a while back.

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beryl | @beryl | Aug 10, 2018
In reply to @beryl "Sounds like you may have stained something , but I don't know.....what about trying one of..." + (show)
@beryl

Sounds like you may have stained something , but I don't know.....what about trying one of those soft stretchy type bandages made for the knee ....might just support it and let it heal.....Beryl

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Good one , hope it gets better soon....Beryl.

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lioness | @lioness | Aug 10, 2018

@olderone I would go see a Dr.to see what it is or have you yet?

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