my left knee is twinging (just below the kneecap) - wonder if I injured in the fall this AM - hope I
can make it home - guess ill be taking it steady!
Wish me luck
Lee
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Lee said:
my left knee is twinging (just below the kneecap) - wonder if I injured in the fall this AM - hope
I can make it home - guess ill be taking it steady!Wish me luck
Good luck! I usually find if I case of whingeing knee that cycling helps, rather than hinders. But
knees are complicated things and YMMV, but let's hope not!Pete.
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Wish me luck
Consider it wished.
If the knee is hurting when at home - cool it down - packet of frozen peas/sweetcorn wrapped in a
clean tea towel and applied to the affected area helps to reduce swelling.Cheers, helen s
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my left knee is twinging (just below the kneecap) - wonder if I injured in the fall this AM - hope
I can make it home - guess ill be taking it
steady!aww. poor boi
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Good luck! I usually find if I case of whingeing knee that cycling helps, rather than hinders. But
knees are complicated things and YMMV, but let's hope not!Pete.
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Peter Clinch University of Dundee Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Medical Physics, Ninewells
Hospital Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK net [email hidden]
dundee.ac.uk~pjclinchOpen ↗Hope ill be ok - just so long as i get home!
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Wish me luck
Consider it wished.
If the knee is hurting when at home - cool it down - packet of frozen peas/sweetcorn wrapped in a
clean tea towel and applied to the affected
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helps to reduce swelling.
and once it's thawed, it makes a handy snack, saving you the need to get up on your (now chilled and
rested knee) to make dinner.Chris
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"Bob" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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aww. poor boiThanks for the sympathy :-p
I made it home alright - didnt really hurt at all!
The top of my leg is aching a bit this morning tho - think im falling to pieces bit by bit!!!!!!!!!!
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