Check it with a knee MRI.
If there is no history of trauma it might be a "tendinitis" of the iliotibial band.
Rest ice and inflammatory medication should be enough. If pain persist you should visit an orthopaedic surgeon who might prescribe MR imaging
You need ice, rest and an orthopaedic examination
You should be examined by a physician and undergo an MRI of the injured knee. For any information call me at 6936616665.
You should do an MRI of your knee to confirm a lesion of the lateral meniscus or other type of knee injury.
First of all Sir you must see an Orthopaedic Surgeon and after the clinical examination you should have a diagnosis. Until then ice therapy is a way to comfort your symptoms
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