Just got MRI results back yesterday and it’s looking like my “cranky” knee is actually grade 4 cartilage defect in the subjacent lateral femoral trochlea. Basically I’m told there’s nothing I can do about it except maybe a cartilage transplant. Training has been modified to accommodate the...
Didn’t ignore it! I’m still trying to figure this app out while dealing with my leg, working, training, being a mom. Doing my best. I have my log in my phone and I need to set a reminder to paste it into the log on this forum.
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I had no idea my cartilage was at this point until I had the MRI. I’ve tried PRP and stem cell injections, cortisol, synvisc. I’m not getting any procedures done until it’s at the point where my daily life is affected. I am trying to exhaust all options to try and save my knee and be pain free.
Monday:
Romanian deadlifts
2 x 8 reps @ 155lbs
3 x 5 reps @ 165lbs
1 x 3 reps @ 180lbs
Halting power clean + power clean
7 x 1 @ 140lbs
Spanish squats 3 x 10
Weighted box step ups 3 x 10
Single leg squat on 2 plates 3 x 10
3 rounds
-16 body weight lunges
-15 x 30lb med ball sit ups
-2 Rope...
Just got MRI results back and it’s looking like my “cranky” knee is actually grade 4 cartilage defect in the subjacent lateral femoral trochlea. Basically I’m told there’s nothing I can do about it except maybe a cartilage transplant. I’ve had stem cell injections and now I’m wondering about...
Just got MRI results back and it’s looking like my “cranky” knee is actually grade 4 cartilage defect in the subjacent lateral femoral trochlea. Basically I’m told there’s nothing I can do about it except maybe a cartilage transplant. I’ve had stem cell injections and now I’m wondering about...