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  1. #1
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    Knee Pain

    So I was hooping up at my gym the other day. Completely owned, won all 6 games

    In my 5th game though I got this pretty nasty pain, right leg, right under my knee cap. It hurts to push on it, and when I bend it.

    Ive just been icing it and resting. Does anyone have clue as to what this might be and what I should do? Of course Ill be going to the doc if it persist.

    The pain isnt too terrible, but enough that I notice it and grimace.

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    You're probably just getting old. I get that now and then too while playing hoops! It almost makes me want to just drop weight and maintain at a much lower weight for a while or forever...

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    Under your Knee cap is where your cartedliedge (completely spelled tahn wrong) lies. Rest and ice for now, not much more you can do. A lil heat wouldnt hurt either.

    Advil the shit out of it

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    Wait, do you mean below your knee cap or like behind (inside) it?

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    its probably from jumpin on a hard surface. same thing happend to me during preseason once where i got this knee pain in the same spot i think it was from our hard and dry field. ice it and rest. i also got electric stem treatment

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