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hazael


Nov 29, 2005, 4:27 PM
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knee injury
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Guys, I was climbing indoors yesterday and suddenly I felt like my leg(the left one) lost it's strenght and it bent in a really ackward way.
I fell but at the time I reached the pad my leg was ok. It hurted but not so bad.
I remained in the floor for about 2 minutes, then tried to stand up and walk and I was ok, again, there was some pain, but nothing to worry about.

The movement that caused this was something like twisting my hip from a central position to the right, both of my legs were a little bit bent. At the time I tried to push with the left leg (the one on the back) to reach the next hold (pretty far from when i was) I couldn't strech it, it just bent.

I think it was like a minor dislocation, but nothing to worry about. There is no swelling, and just some little pain.

What do you think?
have you ever seen something like this?
experienced it?

( I didn't went to the hospital cuz it didn't seem like a bad injury, but I want some climber opinion on this)


dudemanbu


Nov 29, 2005, 5:05 PM
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sounds like you tore your miniscus mildly. I've had this happen in both knees. With me, they just got worse, until any twisting movements would lock my knee at a 90 degree angle painfully until i laid on my side and straightened the knee manually (with my hands). Attempting to straighten with the leg muscles was very painful and futile. Eventually i needed to get surgery on both, but now they're good as new.


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