guy incognito
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Strained my knee. Went to dr 6 weeks later when it still hurt; nothing wrong with it. Went back 4 weeks later. Went to physical therapy 1 week later, and now starting 3 times a week.
I don't feel like I need physical therapy at this point. It still hurts, and is preventing me from running or doing anything that could potentially injure it again. It's painful when I twist or tweak it, but not so bad I can't stand it. My main concern is that this slight pain is a warning and if I don't heed it and baby my knee I could have a fucked up knee for the next 50 years - which I don't want. So I can put a heating pad on it, do pt exercises at home, and just don't do anything extreme with it because I don't want to pay for 3 pt office visits a week (talk about racking up some bills!).
Will this alone qualify for a mm card? And will i have to play it up for the dr and say it's terribly painful and I can't sleep or function without some kind of medication? Or will my real explanation suffice? Or should I go somewhere in the middle?
I don't feel like I need physical therapy at this point. It still hurts, and is preventing me from running or doing anything that could potentially injure it again. It's painful when I twist or tweak it, but not so bad I can't stand it. My main concern is that this slight pain is a warning and if I don't heed it and baby my knee I could have a fucked up knee for the next 50 years - which I don't want. So I can put a heating pad on it, do pt exercises at home, and just don't do anything extreme with it because I don't want to pay for 3 pt office visits a week (talk about racking up some bills!).
Will this alone qualify for a mm card? And will i have to play it up for the dr and say it's terribly painful and I can't sleep or function without some kind of medication? Or will my real explanation suffice? Or should I go somewhere in the middle?