Re: Bruised Knee

Hi, i havent had an MRI done but they take an X-ray and i know EXACTLY what you are describing..i am 34 and I am very active and although i fell 6 weeks ago there is pain in my knee that prevents me from bending properly or even raising it to stretch my quads?.....i am very frustrated and was wondering how long this could take....reading your 3-6 month comment WOW now i am really depressed but thanx for the info......ONE QUESTION....did the therapist recommend a brace ?

Posted By paolo on November 03, 2008 at 10:21:52:

In Reply to: Bruised Knee posted by Roberta on January 21, 2005 at 18:58:31:

Disclaimer Malleoloc for lateral ankle instability - Designed to prevent inversion and eversion, Malleoloc does not restrict plantar and dorsiflexion. Lightweight and streamlined. Excellent for sports use. Easily fits in shoe.
Malleoloc® Ankle by Bauerfeind

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