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Numb & Pain After Knee Scope

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BlueCatt

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Numb & Pain After Knee Scope Posted: 11-16-05 16:41pm


I had a knee scope yesterday and i've been having alot of achiness in my calf. It's not a sharp pain but it's very achy and my knee still feels numb and my toes do a bit too! I've taken the tensor bandage off cause I thought maybe it was too tight or something but that hasn't helped at all. Has anyone experienced this?

sandyallen

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Posted: 11-16-05 16:47pm


I am no Dr. But it could be from the anaesthetic, you might call your dr's office. Good luck to you!

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