MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
We will be in touch
I thought my knee pain (on the outside of my knee) was ITB, everyone kept telling me so, but I realised today that it's actually on the top of my lower leg not the bottom of my thigh. Looking at this picture it seems to be the Lateral Collateral Ligament:
[img] 
[/img]
Most stuff online refers to specific injuries from football or rugby, but I have had no such injury. I get it after 30-45 mins of running, depending on how fast I am going. Comes on fairly rapidly, and I can limit the pain by running quite flat footed and more slowly.
Anyone else get this?
Superior tib-fib joint is more likely.
go and get a diagnosis of someone who knows. self diagnosis from the internet especially for orthopaedic stuff is daft. could be anyone of a dozen things and very unlikely to be that liganment I would have thought
Actually, now that I think about it. It is most definitely OA.
TJ, not many sports injury specialists open at 11pm 🙂 I will get it looked at, but I am asking on here just cos.
It's very localised, to the top of the fibula. I can put my finger on the pain and I can feel the top of the bone.
I'm googling OA now.
EDIT: Osteoarthritis? You wot?
I put up with crippling knee pain and mis-diagnosis from Gp/Physio for 2 years.
Paid to see consultant orthapaedic surgeon and he diagnosed me in about 5 minutes and operated 10 days later 😀 .
And I raced 3peaks cx 5 weeks after that (although he shouted at me at my check when I told him 😳 )
A plica btw.
On a more serious note. I'd be guessing its a hamstring related problem. Or bursitis.
It can't be bursitis, I don't think. It's on the very outside of my knee just under the skin.
I was told I had a Bursitis..........
turned out I'd fractured my Patella in three places,rode for six months with considerable pain.saw consultant,who correctly diagnosed it,operated 48 hrs later.feels 95% now,five months later.second opinion is your friend.
Its galloping dandruff with associated stagnation of the lungs.
Its probably osteomylitus actually - or maybe padgets disease
I'm going to try and find a running specialist physio or some such person.
I'm going to try and find a running specialist physio or some such person.
that is the poper way , you can discuss here ,but who help you more will be the real specialist ! 😮
[img] 
[/img]