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Docs: Can a hard hit to the tiberal tubercle cause the patellar tendon to come loose?


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Took a shot a just where the tendon meets the bone (knee to metal box). Hurts like a mofo. Is there a stability test I can do to see if I do something to strain the tendon it's not going to send my kneecap to my thigh?

Epi?

Wife isn't big into orthopedics.

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Bit away from my bailiwick, but testing the temporomandibular joint immediately after luxation isn't diagnostic because of stretch, swelling, pain, and minor damage.

The answer is mostly to get the H off of it, ice it, pop some NSAIDs, and re-eval in 24-48 hours for stability.

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24-48 hrs is unacceptable...I've got a game to play tonight.

Will test the beer 1.5hr beforehand medicinal application.

ChoPAT might have to do. I should go ahead and get one so the coach has one in the bag. He's already got my old ASO brace. Getting old sucks.

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