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New costume - please don't laugh!

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Participants Kenneth Hernandez67amberorca192Nicole JamesRichard Thompson33Michael Fox46shadowfalcon33feralbison62amberhawk2Casey Palmer5rowdylynx38Maria Newman10Zachary Thompson8coastalmason85Alex Ramirez56Sandra Williams70Jeffrey Doyle80stormyheron4gentlehound9hiddenraven7
amberhawk2 amberhawk2 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2005
#21 ·
Well, I suppose your situation isn't actually the most hilarious one out there. I once knew a woman who had a bone, specifically a tailbone, pop right out of her rectum... maybe that might offer you some comfort.😁
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 RegularOP
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joined May 2005
#22 ·
There isn't much left to say. I was born with a silver spoon in my mouth. β˜•
amberhawk2 amberhawk2 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2005
#23 ·
Look, I am being serious. At first it was quite small, and then it grew about two inches. In the end, they just had to remove it via surgery... it seems rather pointless...πŸ™„
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 RegularOP
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joined May 2005
#24 ·
And then mine grew so much it was practically poking through my leg.
Casey Palmer5 Casey Palmer5 Regular
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#25 ·
I think Pallas hit the nail on the head thereβ€”you really need to get some photos taken and have a pro take a look to figure out what's actually going on.

That bump just below your knee could be a lingering effect from Osgood-Schlatter, though that usually shows up back during the teenage years.

Honestly, it could be anything from simple periostitis to something more serious like a tumor, so there's really no way to guess without an actual exam...
rowdylynx38 rowdylynx38 Active Member
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joined Nov 2008
#26 ·
Betty Rivera14 said:but honestly, it’s starting to look pretty tacky to me now😱 😒

I felt awkward bringing it up when we last ran into each other, but yeahβ€”it really does look out of place.🀣 🀣 🀣

😍
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 RegularOP
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joined May 2005
#27 ·
I’ll make sure you get what’s coming to you next time πŸ™‚
rowdylynx38 rowdylynx38 Active Member
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joined Nov 2008
#28 ·
I take your word for it. πŸ™‚ 😁
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 RegularOP
351 messages
joined May 2005
#29 ·
Casey Palmer5 said:Pallas gave you good advice; you need imaging and an actual exam to figure out what's actually going on.

That bump below the knee could be a lingering effect from Osgood-Schlatter, but that typically shows up during adolescence.

It could be anythingβ€”from periostitis to a tumor. You can't just guess based on guesswork.


Sorry, but he didn't tell us anything at all. πŸ™‚

Your post serves as both an answer and a warning, so thanks for that. πŸ™‚
Maria Newman10 Maria Newman10 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2007
#30 ·
Megan Rodriguez44 said:😲 😲 I’ve got that too! Honestly, I figured it was just my knees giving outβ€”you know, tearing meniscus or whatever else happens when you totally ignore your joints πŸ˜³β€”but this... 😲
it’s right on the upper shin, just below the kneecap
like some tiny little bump or a marble
πŸ™„

I have that exact thing. This hard little lump right under the knee, plus these soft bumps on the ankle that hurt like crazy if you press them. It’s like this weird electric zap shoots through your whole foot. I actually went to see a doctor about it, but they honestly had zero clue what it was.πŸ™„
Richard Thompson33 Richard Thompson33 Active Member
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joined May 2004
#31 ·
Andrew Barnes29 said:I have the exact same thingβ€”that hard bump just below the knee, plus those soft little lumps on my ankle that hurt when you press them. It feels like this weird electric zap shooting through my foot. I actually went to see a specialist about it, but they couldn't figure out what was going on at all.πŸ™„

I suspect what you're dealing with might be something else entirely.
Do those bumps of yours (😁) pop out more when your legs are tense? For instance, if you were to squat down?
I've noticed something similar myself, though I don't have the bumps and nothing hurts, except for my strained knee ( πŸ™„ ).
Maria Newman10 Maria Newman10 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2007
#32 ·
It’s been there the whole time... honestly, my knee is pretty much trashed too, had to have the meniscus removed and everything.
Zachary Thompson8 Zachary Thompson8 Newcomer
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joined May 2003
#33 ·
Betty Rivera14 said:So everyone's suddenly obsessed with checking their legs, huh?😁 😈

I'm not checking them. I couldn't care less about legs...

I’m busy checking my chestβ€”nothing's grown there yet, not even a bone.😒

To get back on topic:πŸ₯³

Any woman with that bump is definitely a witch.β˜•
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 RegularOP
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joined May 2005
#34 ·
Nothing’s been taken from me; if anything, I'm gaining more.

Maybe my finger is just growing, kind of like how chickens develop those spurs?

@ Brenda Morales46 => 😈 You've got it too, just admit it.😈
Kenneth Hernandez67 Kenneth Hernandez67 RegularOP
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#35 ·
What exactly were you all doing to end up with such trashed knees? πŸ˜•
Zachary Thompson8 Zachary Thompson8 Newcomer
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joined May 2003
#36 ·
Betty Rivera14 said:Did any of you actually deal with this when your knees were shot?πŸ˜•

I’m all about doggy style.πŸ™‚

But I don't have the backbone for it anymore.πŸ™‚
coastalmason85 coastalmason85 Newcomer
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joined Mar 2006
#37 ·
Betty Rivera14 said:Nothing's actually been knocked out of place for me; if anything, it feels like it’s growing.

Maybe I'm just growing an extra finger, sort of like a chicken or something.

@ Brenda Morales46 => 😈 You've got it too, let's be honest. 😈

Betty Rivera14, it's not even a full bump yet, just this little calcification forming right at the wrist joint.
It isn't dangerous or anything; apparently, the diagnosis was just repetitive strain... basically carrying heavy stuff and applying too much pressure with the hand.
They told him it's totally harmless... but he’s still going through with surgery because it’s starting to catch during certain movements.

I don't know if you're dealing with the same thing... but just thought I'd mention it.😁
Alex Ramirez56 Alex Ramirez56 Newcomer
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joined Nov 2005
#38 ·
Betty Rivera14 said:Did any of you all actually deal with this when your knees were feeling just as worn out as mine?πŸ˜•

I suspect you all spent far too much time pushing yourselves too hard on the road without ever using knee padsβ€”you know, the kind those flooring contractors always use to protect themselves. It’s really a matter of self-care, isn't it?
Richard Thompson33 Richard Thompson33 Active Member
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joined May 2004
#39 ·
Brenda Morales46 said:I’m all about the doggy style.πŸ™‚

πŸ˜‰ πŸ™‚
Betty Rivera14 said:Has anyone here dealt with this while dealing with such bad knee issues?πŸ˜•

Besides what was mentioned above 😁, I did a bit of running and jumping, which really tore up my meniscuses... I didn't end up having surgery, but I definitely twisted some ligaments and things like that. πŸ™„
Then, out of nowhere, I noticed these little lumps right under one knee, then under the other... πŸ™„
Maria Newman10 Maria Newman10 Newcomer
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joined Jun 2007
#40 ·
Alex Ramirez56 said:They actually used those knee padsβ€”you know, the ones floor tilers use? Who even thinks that’s a good idea?

Those pads are useless...

I mean, personally, installing my own hardwood floors absolutely trashed my knees and joints.

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