Patellafemoral Syndrome Patient Stories
Compiled by Knee1 Editorial Team
Formerly known as "Patient Stories", this blog
features first-hand accounts of users who have dealt with Patellofemoral
Syndrome (PFS).
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Patello Femoral Syndrome - May 11
Hi! I am 14 and have recieved both an x-ray and MRI of my knee. The doctors said that I ahev no structural damage. My PT said that my kneecap is too far up too far to the ... more
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Pain relievers to help with PFS pain - Feb 05
Does anyone know any effective balms/ creams (such as tiger balm joint cream, etc.) or dietary supplements/vitamins to help reduce the pain? I have to go through intense ... more
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Severe pfs both knees with bad hips and feet pain - Dec 10
Hi, my name is Tracy and in oct. of 2003, I was diagnosed with severe pfs both knees. I had always wondered why I was not able to squat, or do certain activities without ... more
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Patella Femoral Syndrome :( - Apr 06
I have been diagnosed with PFS about five years ago. At first the pain was bearable. Since then I have become even more active in sports, playing them constantly all year ... more
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PFS 10 - Feb 23
As Aviation Ordnanceman in the Navy, you're always lifting and loading weapons, so you use your legs quite often. I've had knee problems before, but the pain was always ... more
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As Aviation Ordnanceman in the Navy, you're always lifting and loading weapons, so you use your legs quite often. I've had knee problems before, but the pain was always something I could handle through physical therapy. A few weeks ago, though, and I felt a stabbing pain at the top of my knee. I didn't think anything of it, but it didn't go away. A couple of days later I was sitting down at work, and when I stood up it felt like my knee was going to give away. I couldn't figure out what I'd done that could have caused this. Normally, I did my own PT and could deal with it, but this was a new kind of pain. I went to the Naval Hospital, where a nurse practicioner said he thought it was PFS. It's hurting when I put pressure on my leg, when I run, if it just happens to twist the wrong way, I had just never heard of PFS and I didn't know what it was. The nurse didn't really explain it, so if someone could help, I would be great appreciative. I'd really rather it not get worse than what it is, because I love my job, and if you're an AO, you know what I mean. Please help!!!
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