MasterBlaster
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I blew out my knee (ACL) in 2000. It was swollen for a month.
I blew out my knee (ACL) in 2000. It was swollen for a month.

when I was about 21 yrs. old. On crutches for a month and a cane for a couple more. Put a stop to that stuff. Anyway while a guy is laid up you get awful impatient to start doing stuff again. Anything. Going to the grocery store starts to seem like an adventure. Having to depend on other people for everything gets to be a bitch also. Why would I not listen? And why will you not believe me when I tell you Ibuprofen doesn't work? It's not PAIN, it's a nerve thing.Hey, I did not say you were not listening, just encouraging you to continue to persevere in following his orders. You are doing a good job and I know it must be tough. Here is my thinking on the Ibuprofen: I am NOT talking about the pain, I am talking about the SWELLING, Ibuprofen reduces swelling, and if the swelling subsides maybe the nerves could relax. Just trying to help, big guy. (but I will shut up now) :roll:
Just trying to help, big guy. (but I will shut up now) :roll:
Hi Boss, tring to keep the rest of your body in shape will be handy..

Muscles that are turning to jello...
That's impossible to do with your foot elevated above your heart.![]()
nope to which--------the pain---or the swelling?????????????
fraaaaans--because--swelling down--good---swelling still up--not so good--
I agree with both of you. However, I think once the swelling is down the pain will ease. At least I sure hope so. Here is to hoping you are feeling better soon, MB.
