43 years on still pain

1. Guest 19 May 2009 at 21:47PM
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   Dont believe what they say about it will go away. I'm now 58 and the pain is worse than ever. Tried physio but no good. I'm going toask to see a knee specialist

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2. Guest 30 May 2009 at 10:22AM

   I am 27 and have got Osgood-Schlatters, I have seen several knee specialists now, and have also tried Physio. But nothing help and find it gets worse in the winter months mainly. Now on the waiting list for the operation to remove the Osgood.

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3. JohnnyMax 30 April 2012 at 19:57PM

   This is why I think surgery should be 1st option once your an adult.

   Freaking Doctors try to discourage people from getting the surgery with their "surgery is only needed in rare cases" bullsheet.

   Rare cases my azz, I have never seen someones bump get smaller with time.

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