There's a weird bone coming poking out from my knee like it's not suppose to be there, any clue what that might be?

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Starboy444 · Answer

Also, I'm double jointed, and i tend to pop my knees a lot, would that have something with the bone being curved a bit and nearly poking through my body, it hurts like hell too

Serpents · Answer

Olly, you should probably get it checked out, just in case its something that can have permanent damage

Starboy444 · Answer

@serpents wrote:

Olly, you should probably get it checked out, just in case its something that can have permanent damage

Um nah, although might be a good idea, I wanna know what it could be before i go into the hospital

Madelineee · Answer

prolly not a question you should be asking these people💀

Starboy444 · Answer

@madelineee wrote:

prolly not a question you should be asking these people💀

and why not? It's a very legit question

Serpents · Answer

Cuz these people will give you not so valid answers.

Serpents · Answer

That's why I ask Google before I ask anyone 💀💀

Starboy444 · Answer

In my defense, people know better than google

Madelineee · Answer

@starboy444 wrote:

@madelineee wrote:

prolly not a question you should be asking these people💀

and why not? It's a very legit question

Never said it wasn't legit, Starboy. It is a100% legit question. Just not a question that you should ask people from QC.

Starboy444 · Answer

@madelineee wrote:

@starboy444 wrote:

@madelineee wrote:

prolly not a question you should be asking these people💀

and why not? It's a very legit question

Never said it wasn't legit, Starboy. It is a100% legit question. Just not a question that you should ask people from QC.

and still have not told me why I shouldn't

Madelineee · Answer

@starboy444 wrote:

@madelineee wrote:

@starboy444 wrote:

@madelineee wrote:

prolly not a question you should be asking these people💀

and why not? It's a very legit question

Never said it wasn't legit, Starboy. It is a100% legit question. Just not a question that you should ask people from QC.

and still have not told me why I shouldn't

You will sometimes get stupid meaningless answers and sometimes they will be helpful

Serpents · Answer

@starboy444 wrote:

In my defense, people know better than google

Not people from QC. Most people from QC will just throw random answers just to get the credit. It's better to ask a medical professional before you ask anyone without a degree in this.

Madelineee · Answer

@serpents wrote:

@starboy444 wrote:

In my defense, people know better than google

Not people from QC. Most people from QC will just throw random answers just to get the credit. It's better to ask a medical professional before you ask anyone without a degree in this.

Exactly

Starboy444 · Answer

Fine, I'll just suffer through the pain today and go to the hospital later.

Starboy444 · Answer

Thanks anyways

Madelineee · Answer

👍

Serpents · Answer

It's just smart to seek medical professional help before people without any knowledge of this.

Serpents · Answer

😔

Beanie · Answer

"Joint damage from osteoarthritis is the most common cause of bone spurs. Osteoarthritis breaks down connective tissue called cartilage that cushions the ends of bones. While this happens, the body tries to repair the loss by creating bone spurs near the damaged area"

Beanie · Answer

If you want I can find out more, just lmk.

sllo · Answer

prob broken go get it checked