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2004/08/06, 08:22 AM
Hi! A few nights ago when I got up to walk, there was this strange feeling coming from my knees...it was like a tingling at first, but then as I walked, this numbness moved up and down my leg, and following by some pain there was this wierd tingling feeling in my knees...as if someone was poking under my kneecap with a million tiny needles. I know it sounds strange, but I am wondering if anyone has ever felt this. Oh, and since then it's done it a few times but now instead of the numbness and needle-like pain, there is a slight pain in my knees as I walk. I don't recall doing anything to hurt it in the gym, so I am not sure what type of injury this may be. Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks.:)
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2004/08/07, 06:46 AM
I have absolutely no experience with this, but I hope you are feeling better and I wanted to bump this to the top to make sure that others would read it!
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2004/08/08, 01:39 PM
Thanks Dfly. I know, most people probably never felt this before, but I was hoping someone would have an idea of what it may be from. I forgot to mention that since then, my knees have been making that "cracking" noise very often, no pain when it does it, but it happens a lot during the day. Well, if anyone has any ideas on what this may be, please let me know. I've taken back on my workouts a bit, defidently no running for now, so if it doesn't go away, I'll have to see a doctor. :surprised:(
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2004/08/28, 05:18 AM
could possibly be patellar tendonitis, or maybe osgood-schlatter disease make sure you get it checked out because knee problems both suck and blow
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2004/08/29, 02:02 PM
LoL,yes it does both "suck and blow" to quote you. But right now I just wanna get rid of this kidney infection!! :surprised: Thanks for all your help though! I will get it checked out. Gracias
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2004/08/29, 03:18 PM
ive got osgood schlatter, its not so bad.
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