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Anyone here ever get their knee scoped?
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[QUOTE="jdb50, post: 3635234, member: 1530"] Scoped for a meniscus tear in 2006 at 48 years old. Had the back of the kneecap scraped too. Got home everything was pretty good, moving knee well. By 11pm the anesthetic they had put into the knee joint wore off and it hurt like crazy and was real hard to bend. Kept moving in the following days. Went back to work after day 8. That was a mistake. Should have taken 2 full weeks as I had a blue collar job so the knee was sore for a while and would have been smarter to give it more time. Knee still hurts with an active day so I take an Aleve or two but never had a tear since. [/QUOTE]
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