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Read more: https://bjsm.bmj.com/content/54/12/725
TIL that for young adults, a knee injury increases the risk of future osteoarthritis sixfold
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Can confirm, screwed up my knee when I was 18, have arthritis in that knee now (56).
Messed up my knees in HS and was diagnosed with osteoarthritis at 25. So, can confirm.
Yeah I blow out my knee when I was in high school. My surgeon was like yeah this things all fucked
Well, I’m fucked.
That got me thinking, I’m 25, 2-3 years ago a doctors said I have light arthrose in both knees. He didn’t do anything against it, said it’s normal. But now I have pain in my knees now and then and maybe someone here can give me some insight on what they did against it? Can I be sure it’s arthrose, not arthritis? I feel like I still didn’t grasp the difference despite reading about it
Just what I needed to see after finishing my MRI for possible medial meniscus tear