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Has anyone experienced knee popping? Could it be arthritis? Meniscus tear? Other?

by Tina T
Posted: Mon., May 12, 2008, 10:53 am

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Topics: Arthritis, chondromalacia, crepitus, knee braces, meniscus tear, popping knees

Has anyone experienced popping in your knees? If so, did you find out what was causing the popping? What was the treatment?

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