footdrop and knee pain

[Guest guest]

So sorry 'snicksnick' (sorry you didn't give a name so am using your

email) and , about your knee pain. I, unfortunately can be of no

help to you on this issue, as I have neither. Our vast and varied

membership will no doubt come through with some ideas to ease your

distress. ~ Gretchen/Moderator

[Guest guest]

I see a chriopractor when my knee hurts. She adjusts my back and hips. That

always works to realine my knee.

My knee can really hurt with out an adjustment.

jenny

[Guest guest]

----- Original Message -----

From: Gretchen Glick <liliwigg@...>

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Sent: Friday, March 08, 2002 1:33 PM

Subject: [] footdrop and knee pain

Hello the House,

I too have knee pain, but mine is from a torn cartilage that never seems

to heal. I will probable wind up have arthroscopic on it. I sorry I guessed

I missed the post on your knee. Did your doctor say the pain was caused by

CMT, did you have an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Image)?

E

> So sorry 'snicksnick' (sorry you didn't give a name so am using your

> email) and , about your knee pain. I, unfortunately can be of no

> help to you on this issue, as I have neither. Our vast and varied

> membership will no doubt come through with some ideas to ease your

> distress. ~ Gretchen/Moderator

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