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Q: Post Acl Replacement Popping

asked by: Matt73 on January 15th, 2008

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My ACL was replaced in July with a graph from my hamstring. I also had some meniscus repaired/removed in two spots (inner and outer?). Now when I get up or walk my knee pops A LOT. Some of the popping feels like tendon, but some almost feels like grinding. Any ideas if this is something to worry about or is it common?

Any comments would be appreciated!

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Maddie34

replied on January 15th, 2008

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Hey, I had the same surgery-- meniscus and everything.

Did it always do this? Even in your physical therapy after the surgery? If it's painful I'd go back to the doctor. My knee only pops when I've been sitting in the same position for awhile so I never really bothered to get it looked at again. Where do you feel the grind?

Matt73

replied on January 15th, 2008

New User

It began to pop while I was in physical therapy, and progressivly has gotten more frequent. The Gronding/popping feels like the meniscus. It is not painful at all, just irritating.

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