Had since 12yrs old. I am now 28. Its as big as its ever been and I never got the chance to be a professional athlete like I planned to be let alone kneel on floor to use tools etc. Might get surgery soon!
I find it hard to believe that it goes away with passage of time and enough rest. I've had it for about 15 years and even had to use a POP cast for about 6 months to reduce activity on it. I've stopped playing active sports since then - this is 2022 and it hurts even more. It is so limiting because I could have done well if I had a football career.
Had this for three years and it’s the worst it’s ever been right now. I’m sixteen and I just wanna train for football but this is holding me back so much
I'm 13 and same. I got diagnosed with this today and I also do football/soccer and I was gonna go to a camp for 5 days but most likely can't because of this
@@HQMaths I also had this on my left knee and still did soccer for like a month but then it got really worse so I stopped and waited 3 months then it was gone on my left knee 6 months later today its happening again to my right knee
I never really understood osgood schlatter, I went to my family doctor when I was 12 because I had pain underneath my kneecap with a bump too, he said I had osgood schlatter disease and I thought it was all over for me because the pain was unbearable but then suddenly every time I would rest it, the next day it wouldn’t hurt me at all unless if you touched it and It would be okay and I played soccer normally without it bothering me and now I see at least a dozen of people saying that the pain was the reason they couldn’t play and I’m not saying there lying but I’m just saying that I really don’t understand what I got and if it’s temporary or not. For me what really worked was too keep playing and eventually my knee would get used to my excessive running and playing but the pain would return but would get better the next day
take a 4 week rest with stretches every morning and night, srry if this was late reply ( playing thru the pain, will js make it worse , I know it’s boring but it’s for the good)
if you don't stop its never going to heal. I did the same thing during the soccer season and couldn't bear with it so I stopped and 3 months later it completely healed now its 6 months later and its happening to my right knee
@@Maachanreru don't put constant pressure on it trust me my brother had it for a year and a half and when he went to the doctor he told him to stop sports for the whole summer and it completely healed. I wish it would've happened to me in both knees a couple of months ago because its happening on the other one now
My injury came from motorcycle accident 3yrs ago, accidentally my knee bumped on the road and my knee was starting swelling that time, i put the ice bag every night to heal my Osgood
I got this when I was a teenager, I went through a huge growth spurt and went from 6 feet to 6 foot 7 in one year. It was severely painful and I’m Now 31 and still dealing with pain and having to deal with the giant Bump below my knee
I'm 31yrs old and had this when I was 15. I was fit freak and 5% body fat. Now for the first time ever I have arthritis in my lumber spine and knee and now torn my MCL and Cartilage due to this disease. Who would have ever though playing too many sports been strong and fit would wreck you in the long run...
I’m sure I started getting this when I was 11-12 years old.. I am 25 and the pain still hurts. I love basketball and boxing and just running but it can effect my ability also I’m flat footed. However, Stretching has helped me and also having a good weight has helped reduce the pain. It’s only when I squat or kneel the comes back even more quicker and gets sore.
Exactly I do kick boxing and played American foot ball for 7 years I have it time to time but stretching definitely helps plus the weight loose is important to
I got diagnosed with this disease when I was 12. I am now 40 and still suffer from it. The pain isn't bad now but the lump of bone beneath my knee still hurts when it gets knocked
Same, im 23 now and it’s incredibly sensitive when it gets hit. Apart from that the range of motion is slightly less than my other leg but not crazy noticeable.
Hey I don’t have a lump under my knee but my school doctor said I have osgood schlatter, can you help cause I’ve had this for a long time, and it’s pissing me off, but the only thing is that I live in New York
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I m going through this disease too.. the pain in starting period is as high as unable to bear it.. bit as we rest and time passes with doctors advice ...I m fully fit after 5 years😬😐
I got this when I was 13 from trying to dunk on an 8 ft basketball rim. Jumping off the hard floor like it was a trampoline. 15 and it’s flaring up again.
for me the pain isn’t a problem but it seems to hinder my athleticism considerably. It sucks because when it’s inflamed i can’t jump as high or run as fast. Any ways to help this?
I’ve got it when I started basketball 11-13 it was painful back then and was really active throughout my school years like on PE and stuff but when I got knee pads at 17 or 18 years old they helped a lot and no pain at all, it still left me the bumps on both of my knees but it doesn’t matter xD I don’t play basketball anymore but I hit the gym and run at treadmill and doesn’t hurt anymore to this day, also I’ve been stretching everyday since 15-16 years old
hi, I hAve been diagnosed with osgood schlatter since I was 13. I have it in both knees and it is a very very annoying sensitive area. Only touching it causes major pain. I can’t bend over or sit legs crossed or even bend my knee without having to deal with major knee pain. I was always told it’ll pass with time. Almost ten years later I stayed with the same disabilities and stronger pain. My legs keep hurting me badly and whenever I do sports or even go up the stairs or anything at all. I feel like It’s amputated. So I decided to get a surgery. 2 years after the surgery, I still feel the exact same pain with added extra pain from the surgery. I now feel pressure in my knee every 3 minutes and I have to crack my knee for the stress in my joints to free. It happens to me every couple of minutes and I need to crack my knee multiple times one after the other until I relieve all the tension and it gathers tension again in less that a minute. I’m very confused and no doctor can help me. They all say I’m fine. Does someone know / experienced this sort of thing?? I really need help because I can no longer bare the pain and stress it’s making me. I need to bend my leg every minute to get a good strong crack to relax. I have it in both knees but I only did surgery in one and I’m really sad I did it because I’m really strict in moving my legs. I can’t bend down on the ground. I’ll need someone to lift me up and I lose feeling of moving my knees for a minute but I still feel constant pain
Woooow !!! Me too man. I have had Osgood-Schlatter since I was 12. I’m 17 now and I’m exactly 5”10 too. I don’t rarely feel the pain when I do exercises, but it hurts like Hell if I hit that area.
Yo I got a question idk if you can answer but. I’ve had osgood schlaughters for 1 to 2 years now but it finally went away and I’m only 13. I still have the bump but it doesn’t hurt that much anymore because I been playing basketball and stuff. Anyways my question is can I still grow taller? I’m only 5,6😥.
@@Dawit999 you are still gonna grow , osgood schlatter most of the time comes when you are experiencing growth spurts , even I had this 4 months ago and I grew about 1.5 inch since then , maybe will grow more
It’s incredible how many people in the comments say they’re 20-30 and has had it since 11-15. I’ve had it since 13, now 25. I feel no pain unless I bump it. Absolutely cannot go on my knees what so ever. Always have to sit on my butt. Knee pads don’t help much.
Worst pain I ever had in my life, grew from 5’8 to 5’11 less than a year, now I have this bump and it just hurts so bad, only sports I do are cross country and track, currently 17 years, am I still growing?
I hit this part of my knee on the corner of a speaker. Now I have all of these symptoms. But I never had this before the impact of my knee. Is it possible to develop this from hitting that part of the knee?
@@spg_adri5262 yeah mine really really hurts, but I don’t just care, pain will never ever stop me from achieving my goal, I will work through the pain I’m the best long jumper in my school, and this injury gonna stop me from getting a scholarship? No! nothing can stop me I’m victorious I will play till the last breath!
i had this fucking pain since i was 13. Now im 29 and it still hunting me. It can stand about 5 hours per week of dunking basketball grind but i cant do squats with weight. Even normal squats after playing basketball.
This sucks, I’m 15 atm and I got diagnosed with this last year, reading these comments ain’t making me so convinced this is gonna go anytime soon. It’s so restricting, it’s so painful to mildly bend over or stand up even after 2 months of rest, I’m skinny cuz I did a lot of bike riding, but now I’m gaining weight that I can’t burn as easily or however I used to do it :(
@@TheKiNg-lx9gz I have it if there’s no pain you can play, I just played at the ontheradar tournament and averaged 15 with the pain you should be straight
@@sonofmargiela no i just want to improve my football individual at home..not real match...even i can kneel down or straighten my leg..not serious pain here without the bump..i have no pain from the beggining of it..its simply bump
@@TheKiNg-lx9gz I did exactly what your saying you’re fine if you don’t treat later your gonna start feeling it.I enjoy running and it’s starting to slow me down, but I want to get this treated already.overall if you can still play without pain go for it just be careful.
I see a lot of people saying that their swelling never stopped paining.. However I got diagnosed when I was 11 and was on my way to win the under 13 nationals for badminton.. I am now 13 and the pain is completely gone. I'm still finding it hard to catch up to the level I was playing at before but I'm slowly yet surely reaching there.. I think that mine might have recovered quickly as we had taken physiotherapy sessions and they showed me a lot of exercises to strengthen the muscles around my knee to take some pressure off of it
This is very frustrating for muscle building for competition. I’m 31 and I can’t get adequate hypertrophy of my Vastus Medialis on my left leg. My theory is to much tension is being placed on my left patellar ligament when I lunge or squat so the muscle I am trying to build doesn’t get the activation it needs and leaves my right leg noticeable larger than my right. So one might say “your favoring the left leg with the right leg. Maybe. However, when I single leg squat or conduct a pistol squat on my left knee I can feel all the tension being absorbed by my patellar ligament because that bony process is so far protruding out the ligament is being over stressed hindering neuromuscular efficiency of my left Vastus medialis. All of those recommends for treatment are a band aid for just the pain. Is there no surgery available to shave the bony process? “Resting the area” sure I can rest for 90 days then start up on a training regime again and 30 days later I’m back where I started from” getting the same BS recommendations.
I was diagnosed around 12-13 after I tripped over my dog and my knee swelled up. I’m 22 now and still have these issues, I recently had a bad fall and am worried I may have triggered something again
Can this develop in a one year old? Mine had this swelling at this exact spot. It doesn’t seem to be bothering her though. Could it just be swollen from crawling and learning to walk?
It hurts when I jump and after basketball everyday. I had this for like a year now at least. I’m getting close to dunking and this pain is holding back a little what else can help the pain under my tendon?
same for me bro I got thise a year ago when I was 12 and im 13 and 5'10 now and I want to learn how to dunk, I can already pretty much touch the rim but after like 2 jumps my knee is gone lol
I was diagnosed at 12 cheered and danced my whole life. The doctor wanted to do surgery but said I will walk with a limp for the rest of my life because I was I was still growing. So I never got it I’m 31 now, and can’t say I have Megan knees lol
@@hix9306 hi sir its been like a month and finally i don't feel pain anymore i can squad and lunge and tun again, im recovering, i went to radiology, they said you knees are oke
I don’t have this but I play baseball and one time I was trying to do a box Jump hit my leg and bone under swelled up and the other leg I play football and I’ve been hot many times there it’s another swollen bone bump it doesn’t bother me at all and it’s not bone cancer I had it for a long time
Im a 15yr old who works out. Im always bummed when I workout with proper diet, propee schedule and plans but I cant seem to gain muscle cause my bones keep growing. My muscles grow, but gets elongated and hurts sometimes.
Was diagnosed at 10 years old… I grew 8 inches over one summer. I was on a jump rope team and practiced for 2 hours every day. I limped to class in the mornings because the pain was so bad. We did tricks that involved jumping on one foot, and I literally couldn’t do them because the pain wouldn’t let me put all that force on one knee. I had it in both knees, but it started in the right one first and that bump is much bigger than the left. I’m 20 now and started feeling pain again the other day. Does anyone know if the pain ever stops and the bumps go away?
I've been pronouncing it wrong for 30 years. I have that bone growth that makes it look like I have a second kneecap. I've had it for 30 years. Just learned to live with it. Probably not going to waste time on treatment after 30 years.
@Danny Anderson ive had it about as long as you, did you ever stop being active for a prolongued period of time in hopes of it going away? I know i didn’t and i’m guessing thats why it never went away
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I play basketball and I have it pretty bad in my left knee. It’s so bad that I can’t do a 1 legged layup off my left leg. I’m right handed so I jump if my right leg only. I used to be able to dunk a basketball off two legs, and it recently developed on my right knee, sad
I was told I haf this when I was 12 after taking slight knocks and couldn't walk for month, when trialing for a football team , I was told to never play again its been 23 years of constant play no problems but I have a feeling like my knee needs to pop or release tension
Wait what there's no way I'm growing any I'm 30 and im 5 foot 3. Im thinking it's because I run alot? It does seem to go away after a few days but then I run again and its fine for the first run but on the second day of running afterwards it goes right back to how I'm feeling now. This sucks I just want to run and cycle and rollerblade and hike.
I got diagnosed when I was like 12. The pain was sooo bad bruh. Had to take ibuprofen at one point before playing sports 😂, knee braces, treatment before games in HS, all that 😂😂😂😂😂. thought I was gonna hit a big growth spurt but here I am 5’9 wit huge bumps on both my knees.
I'm 15 now and started playing basketball a year ago and that's also when and where the pain came from. I also diagnosed it with the osgood schlatter but chose not to slow down basketball practice because I want to be a pro and just love the sport. I can't even think about quitting for two months because I would just miss it and unlearn skills. I'm wondering if there's an option to get through the disease without taking a break from exercise, because my pain is getting worse, maybe because I've done nothing during this time but wear bandages. I would also like to say that one day the pain in my foot started and I bought insoles. I believe these two issues are related. It would be nice if someone could help me because I love basketball. And sorry for my English, I'm from Germany.
Iv had osgood-Schlatter on both knees left knee is worse since I was in grade 5 It was sore at first but it has never caused me any significant pain. It just looks ugly to be honest…I must be lucky all these other comments are of complaining about pain and I’m fkn 40 the only pain I felt was riding home I couldn’t do a full cycle but no complaints since except that it looks weird
32yo, wasn't sporty while growing but I am now. Realized I had pointy knees when I hurt my knee on the floor and experienced a pain beyond imagination for a shock so soft. Both knees, one more than the other, probably happened during the last 4 to 5 years. How the fuck is that even possible?
I have it but it's not paining when I hit a knee bump it's paining for 2 or 5 sec and then get normal what is my question is when I go 30 or 40 age it cause problem to walk pls say
Im 30 in the UK and have had OS on my right knee even though im left footed since i was about 14. Ive just had my op but some of the syptoms were the same/similar to those on the video; - I had to sit in a particular seat if i was to fly i.e. the right isle on the outer seat to stretch my leg - If sitting down in a car with feet down i would have to walk it off/stretch/straighten my OS leg/ kick out the leg. - I could play football or run however the pain afterwards esp in bed was unmanagable Having just done the op today in the UK, i wouldnt mind sharing the result and review on how it all went 😉
I am jealous of you! I'm 37 and since we have shite health care here in America an operation like on OS is considered "optional" by insurance companies. I've had OS for 26-27 years now; I'm almost tempted to get a chisel and hammer and blast away at the giant ridge, elbow-esque OS on the left. My right leg is very moderate by comparison. But how you described your OS sounded very familiar. Also, I have ossicles from OS in my left patellar tendon so as I've aged I've gotten worse and worse tendonitis. I hope since your operation sounded as if it went well you're recovery is going well too. I've heard from some that it is not too bad and that the PT after is very mild. Hope that's your case. Us OS sufferers always pass on good vibes to our OS fellowship.
I’m 18 and i Play soccer and I took a 3 month break because of this , it hurts so bad to walk on it, I recently barley played again , and booom… I still have the pain, what do I do !
Yo I got a question idk if you can answer but. I’ve had osgood schlaughters for 1 to 2 years now but it finally went away and I’m only 13. I still have the bump but it doesn’t hurt that much anymore because I been playing basketball and stuff. Anyways my question is can I still grow taller? I’m only 5,6😥.
I have osgood schlatter for almost 10 years now and I’m 19, the pain and swelling is definitely gone but I still have that bump on my knee and I hate it so much. I just wanna get rid of it
@@abbyf502 For me it took 3 months for it to heel at first it was getting worse but when I quit soccer in the middle of the season and stopped activity it stopped in 3 months the lump is still there but I don't feel the pain. Now about 6 months later its happening to the right knee. The only way to get rid of the lump is surgery I personally don't mind the lump
I was diagnosed with “tibial tuberosity” turns out my doctor was stupid and told me I had a bone in my knee🙄. Anyway I had to look it up for myself and diagnose myself which I could’ve saved hundreds on.
I got it when i was like 16 Still have it in my 20s It just limits my physical activity sports and pain like hell when im exhausted I can workout my lower body which cause obesity Can anyone please tell is there any surgical procedure
Got diagnosed when I was 13 and I’m 21 still experiencing extreme pain and swelling from time to time... it’s depressing because I love to stay active
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@@omarcorrea what do u mean
Give them a call to get treated
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Been diagnosed for about a year. The pain is almost unbearable at times and is holding me back from football and other activities
Same
Same here man, just started feeling it
@@siroohhyee9205 do laser therapy works perfectly
Do you still have pain
@@siroohhyee9205 do you still have pain
Had since 12yrs old. I am now 28. Its as big as its ever been and I never got the chance to be a professional athlete like I planned to be let alone kneel on floor to use tools etc. Might get surgery soon!
I find it hard to believe that it goes away with passage of time and enough rest. I've had it for about 15 years and even had to use a POP cast for about 6 months to reduce activity on it. I've stopped playing active sports since then - this is 2022 and it hurts even more. It is so limiting because I could have done well if I had a football career.
Had this for three years and it’s the worst it’s ever been right now. I’m sixteen and I just wanna train for football but this is holding me back so much
I'm 13 and same. I got diagnosed with this today and I also do football/soccer and I was gonna go to a camp for 5 days but most likely can't because of this
@@HQMaths I also had this on my left knee and still did soccer for like a month but then it got really worse so I stopped and waited 3 months then it was gone on my left knee 6 months later today its happening again to my right knee
@@abdallahahmed825 same
@@abdallahahmed825 how it is now??
@@vaidehibaranwal9245 It's completely went away
I never really understood osgood schlatter, I went to my family doctor when I was 12 because I had pain underneath my kneecap with a bump too, he said I had osgood schlatter disease and I thought it was all over for me because the pain was unbearable but then suddenly every time I would rest it, the next day it wouldn’t hurt me at all unless if you touched it and It would be okay and I played soccer normally without it bothering me and now I see at least a dozen of people saying that the pain was the reason they couldn’t play and I’m not saying there lying but I’m just saying that I really don’t understand what I got and if it’s temporary or not. For me what really worked was too keep playing and eventually my knee would get used to my excessive running and playing but the pain would return but would get better the next day
Got it when I was 15 I’m 28 now on TH-cam looking for stretches to work on the pain that seems to come whenever it wants randomly
i've had osgood schlatter's for bout 3 years maybe, doesn't help when i'm a professional gymnast, but i push through
take a 4 week rest with stretches every morning and night, srry if this was late reply ( playing thru the pain, will js make it worse , I know it’s boring but it’s for the good)
@@wizzy9023 it's ok if ur late lol, I do my stretches that my physio tells me to do, it's all good
i have this and when i jump it feels like my knee is being pulled off which isnt good cause i play basketball
I got diagnosed with this and the doctor showed me this video today
I have this and I'm constantly playing sports, and it hurts so bad but I dont want to stop because I need to keep getting better
Same
same.. sad :')
if you don't stop its never going to heal. I did the same thing during the soccer season and couldn't bear with it so I stopped and 3 months later it completely healed now its 6 months later and its happening to my right knee
@@abdallahahmed825 dang, i had this shit when i was 6-7th grades, but now im 10th grades and still have it
@@Maachanreru don't put constant pressure on it trust me my brother had it for a year and a half and when he went to the doctor he told him to stop sports for the whole summer and it completely healed. I wish it would've happened to me in both knees a couple of months ago because its happening on the other one now
My injury came from motorcycle accident 3yrs ago, accidentally my knee bumped on the road and my knee was starting swelling that time, i put the ice bag every night to heal my Osgood
I have this and when I bump it on something it hurts like crap
the enemy : SQUATS
I got this when I was a teenager, I went through a huge growth spurt and went from 6 feet to 6 foot 7 in one year. It was severely painful and I’m
Now 31 and still dealing with pain and having to deal with the giant
Bump below my knee
How old you were?
How old were you?
Damn wish I was going through that
I'm 31yrs old and had this when I was 15. I was fit freak and 5% body fat. Now for the first time ever I have arthritis in my lumber spine and knee and now torn my MCL and Cartilage due to this disease. Who would have ever though playing too many sports been strong and fit would wreck you in the long run...
Yeh its not spoken about enough!
I just got diagnosed with this today. Thank you for the detailed explanation!
It sucks brother haha. Good luck!
It hurt for me about 2 years on and off but eventually completely goes. Looks and feel very horrible lol
Do you still have pain
I need this support in the UK
I’m sure I started getting this when I was 11-12 years old.. I am 25 and the pain still hurts. I love basketball and boxing and just running but it can effect my ability also I’m flat footed. However, Stretching has helped me and also having a good weight has helped reduce the pain. It’s only when I squat or kneel the comes back even more quicker and gets sore.
Exactly I do kick boxing and played American foot ball for 7 years I have it time to time but stretching definitely helps plus the weight loose is important to
I got diagnosed with this disease when I was 12. I am now 40 and still suffer from it. The pain isn't bad now but the lump of bone beneath my knee still hurts when it gets knocked
Same, im 23 now and it’s incredibly sensitive when it gets hit. Apart from that the range of motion is slightly less than my other leg but not crazy noticeable.
Hey I don’t have a lump under my knee but my school doctor said I have osgood schlatter, can you help cause I’ve had this for a long time, and it’s pissing me off, but the only thing is that I live in New York
You can contact our Patient Advocacy Team at 800-404-6050 or schedule an appointment at Airrosti.com/getfixed. We have telehealth options available that could help
Is any of your team near New York cause I don’t think I’m gonna leave the state
We offer virtual visits that have been very successful with many patients
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@@oneandonlytrashy thank god your school doctor did not say to keep ice
I m going through this disease too.. the pain in starting period is as high as unable to bear it.. bit as we rest and time passes with doctors advice ...I m fully fit after 5 years😬😐
I got this when I was 13 from trying to dunk on an 8 ft basketball rim. Jumping off the hard floor like it was a trampoline. 15 and it’s flaring up again.
Give us a call. We have in-office visits or virtual visits.
for me the pain isn’t a problem but it seems to hinder my athleticism considerably. It sucks because when it’s inflamed i can’t jump as high or run as fast. Any ways to help this?
Well done! Great video and well explained! Keep the good job up!
I’ve got it when I started basketball 11-13 it was painful back then and was really active throughout my school years like on PE and stuff but when I got knee pads at 17 or 18 years old they helped a lot and no pain at all, it still left me the bumps on both of my knees but it doesn’t matter xD
I don’t play basketball anymore but I hit the gym and run at treadmill and doesn’t hurt anymore to this day, also I’ve been stretching everyday since 15-16 years old
hi,
I hAve been diagnosed with osgood schlatter since I was 13. I have it in both knees and it is a very very annoying sensitive area. Only touching it causes major pain. I can’t bend over or sit legs crossed or even bend my knee without having to deal with major knee pain. I was always told it’ll pass with time. Almost ten years later I stayed with the same disabilities and stronger pain. My legs keep hurting me badly and whenever I do sports or even go up the stairs or anything at all. I feel like It’s amputated.
So I decided to get a surgery.
2 years after the surgery, I still feel the exact same pain with added extra pain from the surgery. I now feel pressure in my knee every 3 minutes and I have to crack my knee for the stress in my joints to free. It happens to me every couple of minutes and I need to crack my knee multiple times one after the other until I relieve all the tension and it gathers tension again in less that a minute. I’m very confused and no doctor can help me. They all say I’m fine. Does someone know / experienced this sort of thing?? I really need help because I can no longer bare the pain and stress it’s making me. I need to bend my leg every minute to get a good strong crack to relax.
I have it in both knees but I only did surgery in one and I’m really sad I did it because I’m really strict in moving my legs. I can’t bend down on the ground. I’ll need someone to lift me up and I lose feeling of moving my knees for a minute but I still feel constant pain
Had it for almost 1 1/2 years and only saw a doctor about it a few months ago. Thankfully it’s not a very severe case but it definitely sucks.
Got diagnosed when I was 10 it been 2 years
Does Osgood schaltters disease affect in military
Hello i have osgood for the past 3 years I didn't grow at all.(178 cm)...
Woooow !!! Me too man. I have had Osgood-Schlatter since I was 12. I’m 17 now and I’m exactly 5”10 too. I don’t rarely feel the pain when I do exercises, but it hurts like Hell if I hit that area.
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Yo I got a question idk if you can answer but. I’ve had osgood schlaughters for 1 to 2 years now but it finally went away and I’m only 13. I still have the bump but it doesn’t hurt that much anymore because I been playing basketball and stuff. Anyways my question is can I still grow taller? I’m only 5,6😥.
@@Dawit999 you are still gonna grow , osgood schlatter most of the time comes when you are experiencing growth spurts , even I had this 4 months ago and I grew about 1.5 inch since then , maybe will grow more
@@Dawit999 mine stopped hurting for a while and now it hurts again it probably will or will not (if ur bones dont grow) come back
Got horrible pain when I was teenager. 10 years it was ok until today I hit my knee. Now Im again aftaid that pain will not disappeare
It’s incredible how many people in the comments say they’re 20-30 and has had it since 11-15. I’ve had it since 13, now 25. I feel no pain unless I bump it. Absolutely cannot go on my knees what so ever. Always have to sit on my butt. Knee pads don’t help much.
Worst pain I ever had in my life, grew from 5’8 to 5’11 less than a year, now I have this bump and it just hurts so bad, only sports I do are cross country and track, currently 17 years, am I still growing?
What age did you mostly start growing at?
@@walkemdown5550 depends bro
I hit this part of my knee on the corner of a speaker. Now I have all of these symptoms. But I never had this before the impact of my knee. Is it possible to develop this from hitting that part of the knee?
I had Osgood Schlatter's disease and now the pain is gone. Is it normal if I still have the bump below my knee cap?
Yeah, I think it is. I’m no doctor, so I can’t really confirm anything, but I’m pretty sure it’s normal.
Yo please how did u get rid of the pain
Use ice pack to get rid of the pain and swelling, you can still play sports but you have to stop if it hurts
@@spg_adri5262 yeah mine really really hurts, but I don’t just care, pain will never ever stop me from achieving my goal, I will work through the pain I’m the best long jumper in my school, and this injury gonna stop me from getting a scholarship? No! nothing can stop me I’m victorious I will play till the last breath!
@@youngvic814 Your gonna end up having permanent damage to your patellar tendon and your career will be over
i had this fucking pain since i was 13. Now im 29 and it still hunting me. It can stand about 5 hours per week of dunking basketball grind but i cant do squats with weight. Even normal squats after playing basketball.
Literally just the bony part tht hurts… I have no idea how to treat it I haven’t trained legs for 5 months…
This sucks, I’m 15 atm and I got diagnosed with this last year, reading these comments ain’t making me so convinced this is gonna go anytime soon. It’s so restricting, it’s so painful to mildly bend over or stand up even after 2 months of rest, I’m skinny cuz I did a lot of bike riding, but now I’m gaining weight that I can’t burn as easily or however I used to do it :(
Don’t lose all hope. Keep in mind, most of those commenters never tried Airrosti 😉
I'm 35 it just start hurting now. Two years ago. What can I do at this age to make it feel better
I had ACL surgery then a year later developed this
I have only bump no pain..i can kneel..can i train football slowly??anyone reply please..even with this i played match 6 months before
@@TheKiNg-lx9gz I have it if there’s no pain you can play, I just played at the ontheradar tournament and averaged 15 with the pain you should be straight
@@sonofmargiela no i just want to improve my football individual at home..not real match...even i can kneel down or straighten my leg..not serious pain here without the bump..i have no pain from the beggining of it..its simply bump
@@TheKiNg-lx9gz I did exactly what your saying you’re fine if you don’t treat later your gonna start feeling it.I enjoy running and it’s starting to slow me down, but I want to get this treated already.overall if you can still play without pain go for it just be careful.
@@aello_v1541 doctor told me i will play football after 2 months but it’s 4 months now..i feel no pain..but the bump is still here
I play basket ball and i got dianosed after 2 years i recovered but when i fall some times on my knee it would hurt
How did you recovered?
@@arnimsharma4192 it goes away natural overtime this happens to most teens
I see a lot of people saying that their swelling never stopped paining.. However I got diagnosed when I was 11 and was on my way to win the under 13 nationals for badminton.. I am now 13 and the pain is completely gone. I'm still finding it hard to catch up to the level I was playing at before but I'm slowly yet surely reaching there.. I think that mine might have recovered quickly as we had taken physiotherapy sessions and they showed me a lot of exercises to strengthen the muscles around my knee to take some pressure off of it
This is very frustrating for muscle building for competition. I’m 31 and I can’t get adequate hypertrophy of my Vastus Medialis on my left leg. My theory is to much tension is being placed on my left patellar ligament when I lunge or squat so the muscle I am trying to build doesn’t get the activation it needs and leaves my right leg noticeable larger than my right. So one might say “your favoring the left leg with the right leg. Maybe. However, when I single leg squat or conduct a pistol squat on my left knee I can feel all the tension being absorbed by my patellar ligament because that bony process is so far protruding out the ligament is being over stressed hindering neuromuscular efficiency of my left Vastus medialis. All of those recommends for treatment are a band aid for just the pain. Is there no surgery available to shave the bony process? “Resting the area” sure I can rest for 90 days then start up on a training regime again and 30 days later I’m back where I started from” getting the same BS recommendations.
I was diagnosed with this at 13,,Had to stop playing football and it was unbearable. I'm 16 now, fully healed and back at football
I was wondering why others are still complaining about the pain got this for 3 years played even when it hurts now it's Normal but i can't kneel
@@死-b7p nah bruh different strokes for different folks. Mine was hurting too bad to do any sports at all. And I couldn’t walk smh
How did you heal it
@@barnabydiehn3204 don't be scared play the game you love
@@死-b7p you’re right bro! This pain ain’t stopping my goals
Had it at 12 casts on both legs and having pain same area and I’m 50 now.
I was diagnosed around 12-13 after I tripped over my dog and my knee swelled up. I’m 22 now and still have these issues, I recently had a bad fall and am worried I may have triggered something again
I'm 11 and the pain is so bad the doctor said that my mind is telling me it hurts way more than it should. It SUCKS!
I play basketball and skate. There was a bump that hurt below my knee and now i know what it is
Can this develop in a one year old? Mine had this swelling at this exact spot. It doesn’t seem to be bothering her though. Could it just be swollen from crawling and learning to walk?
Been diagnosed for over a year and I’m 13 in gymnastics. Not fun
i got this when i was 11 and im 15 now and it hurt still so much
It hurts when I jump and after basketball everyday. I had this for like a year now at least. I’m getting close to dunking and this pain is holding back a little what else can help the pain under my tendon?
doctor said my knee doesnt have any swelling why please say something if
u know
I used to play football but the pain was so bad I just stopped playing
Ice and rest and do quad exercises to improve knee strength
same for me bro I got thise a year ago when I was 12 and im 13 and 5'10 now and I want to learn how to dunk, I can already pretty much touch the rim but after like 2 jumps my knee is gone lol
I was diagnosed at 12 cheered and danced my whole life. The doctor wanted to do surgery but said I will walk with a limp for the rest of my life because I was I was still growing. So I never got it I’m 31 now, and can’t say I have Megan knees lol
I have. In this pain then I watch stretching videos and. Relive. My pain now no pain in my knees thanks
Just god diagnosed with this at 11,wish me luck
I have it because of flat foot and grow spurt,
@@hix9306 hi sir its been like a month and finally i don't feel pain anymore i can squad and lunge and tun again, im recovering, i went to radiology, they said you knees are oke
@@hix9306 hey what did the specialist say about your son? Does it ever go away? I’m also visiting a specialist this Thursday
Did you have a growth spurt whilst you had it ?
Had this when I was 13 by the time I was 15 it went away
But still to this day I can't kneel
What if I have every symptom except pain?
I don’t have this but I play baseball and one time I was trying to do a box Jump hit my leg and bone under swelled up and the other leg I play football and I’ve been hot many times there it’s another swollen bone bump it doesn’t bother me at all and it’s not bone cancer I had it for a long time
Im a 15yr old who works out. Im always bummed when I workout with proper diet, propee schedule and plans but I cant seem to gain muscle cause my bones keep growing. My muscles grow, but gets elongated and hurts sometimes.
What if it started with both knees but a year later it goes onto 1 knee without exercise
Same exact thing happened to me
I have it in both knees right now and it’s really painful
Was diagnosed at 10 years old… I grew 8 inches over one summer. I was on a jump rope team and practiced for 2 hours every day. I limped to class in the mornings because the pain was so bad. We did tricks that involved jumping on one foot, and I literally couldn’t do them because the pain wouldn’t let me put all that force on one knee. I had it in both knees, but it started in the right one first and that bump is much bigger than the left. I’m 20 now and started feeling pain again the other day. Does anyone know if the pain ever stops and the bumps go away?
Did you find something to make it better?
@@jeromerobinson5284 not really, i did RICE to recover, but didn't find anything to prevent it from hurting.
Miss the pain reduces over time but the bumps never go away. Only way to get rid of them is through surgery
Mine went away on it's own. I still play hard during sports and don't feel it. But if I accidentally bumped my knee into a table, it can still sting
Are you available in Chicago?and do you take meridian health care insurance???
I've been pronouncing it wrong for 30 years. I have that bone growth that makes it look like I have a second kneecap. I've had it for 30 years. Just learned to live with it. Probably not going to waste time on treatment after 30 years.
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@Danny Anderson ive had it about as long as you, did you ever stop being active for a prolongued period of time in hopes of it going away? I know i didn’t and i’m guessing thats why it never went away
30 years?
Bro I'm from Britain and have only just been diagnosed and I can't walk jump or do anything plz give advice
Look up Ben Patrick (kneesovertoesguy)
I used to play football but the pain was so bad I just stopped playing
@@iighii4434 you had too much on your plate. Just cause you can’t play football right now doesn’t mean you can’t work your way back up slowly.
@@TheAweberry well after I quit football I went to the gym but didn’t do any leg workout
Same
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Just got diagnosed today how I get getter and u guys get better too
I have this now and im 13 really sucks because sports is basically my life
Do I have it if it's in one leg
Got diagnosed when 13 29 now still have big lump under knee but no real pain
I play basketball and I have it pretty bad in my left knee. It’s so bad that I can’t do a 1 legged layup off my left leg. I’m right handed so I jump if my right leg only. I used to be able to dunk a basketball off two legs, and it recently developed on my right knee, sad
I feel you same here
I just diagnosed a while ago, as a dancer, it sucks 😔
I was told I haf this when I was 12 after taking slight knocks and couldn't walk for month, when trialing for a football team , I was told to never play again its been 23 years of constant play no problems but I have a feeling like my knee needs to pop or release tension
I’m 24 and still have problems with my knees.
Wait what there's no way I'm growing any I'm 30 and im 5 foot 3. Im thinking it's because I run alot? It does seem to go away after a few days but then I run again and its fine for the first run but on the second day of running afterwards it goes right back to how I'm feeling now. This sucks I just want to run and cycle and rollerblade and hike.
Had in both knees at 9… im 12 and its gotten really bad.
I got diagnosed when I was like 12. The pain was sooo bad bruh. Had to take ibuprofen at one point before playing sports 😂, knee braces, treatment before games in HS, all that 😂😂😂😂😂. thought I was gonna hit a big growth spurt but here I am 5’9 wit huge bumps on both my knees.
I'm 15 now and started playing basketball a year ago and that's also when and where the pain came from. I also diagnosed it with the osgood schlatter but chose not to slow down basketball practice because I want to be a pro and just love the sport. I can't even think about quitting for two months because I would just miss it and unlearn skills. I'm wondering if there's an option to get through the disease without taking a break from exercise, because my pain is getting worse, maybe because I've done nothing during this time but wear bandages. I would also like to say that one day the pain in my foot started and I bought insoles. I believe these two issues are related. It would be nice if someone could help me because I love basketball. And sorry for my English, I'm from Germany.
I had this when I was a kid. Couldn’t play football with it. The pain was bad with a boney bump underneath the kneecap.
I'm 13, in 7th grade, I'm 5'9 and I play Football.. 😩
Did osgood schlatter caused stop growth?
I have osgood schlatters
Iv had osgood-Schlatter on both knees left knee is worse since I was in grade 5 It was sore at first but it has never caused me any significant pain. It just looks ugly to be honest…I must be lucky all these other comments are of complaining about pain and I’m fkn 40 the only pain I felt was riding home I couldn’t do a full cycle but no complaints since except that it looks weird
32yo, wasn't sporty while growing but I am now. Realized I had pointy knees when I hurt my knee on the floor and experienced a pain beyond imagination for a shock so soft. Both knees, one more than the other, probably happened during the last 4 to 5 years. How the fuck is that even possible?
I also once fell on that bump under my knee years ago, and I still remember it as if it was the most painful thing ever
I have it but it's not paining when I hit a knee bump it's paining for 2 or 5 sec and then get normal what is my question is when I go 30 or 40 age it cause problem to walk pls say
You will be able to walk fine.
Im 30 in the UK and have had OS on my right knee even though im left footed since i was about 14. Ive just had my op but some of the syptoms were the same/similar to those on the video;
- I had to sit in a particular seat if i was to fly i.e. the right isle on the outer seat to stretch my leg
- If sitting down in a car with feet down i would have to walk it off/stretch/straighten my OS leg/ kick out the leg.
- I could play football or run however the pain afterwards esp in bed was unmanagable
Having just done the op today in the UK, i wouldnt mind sharing the result and review on how it all went 😉
I am jealous of you! I'm 37 and since we have shite health care here in America an operation like on OS is considered "optional" by insurance companies. I've had OS for 26-27 years now; I'm almost tempted to get a chisel and hammer and blast away at the giant ridge, elbow-esque OS on the left. My right leg is very moderate by comparison. But how you described your OS sounded very familiar. Also, I have ossicles from OS in my left patellar tendon so as I've aged I've gotten worse and worse tendonitis.
I hope since your operation sounded as if it went well you're recovery is going well too. I've heard from some that it is not too bad and that the PT after is very mild. Hope that's your case. Us OS sufferers always pass on good vibes to our OS fellowship.
How did the surgery go
How long was the wait for the surgery?
Hi there , i am suffering from this , anybody suggest me please can i go for surgery or it will heal with time
Reach out to Airrosti, they can help
I’m 18 and i Play soccer and I took a 3 month break because of this , it hurts so bad to walk on it, I recently barley played again , and booom… I still have the pain, what do I do !
Surgery nothing else would hell
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I'm dealing with osgoodschlatters disease I'm 24.and I had it since 12 I would really like to come to your facility
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Yo I got a question idk if you can answer but. I’ve had osgood schlaughters for 1 to 2 years now but it finally went away and I’m only 13. I still have the bump but it doesn’t hurt that much anymore because I been playing basketball and stuff. Anyways my question is can I still grow taller? I’m only 5,6😥.
i’m 15 and 5’3 your not that unlucky
@@mightyblues7897 you probably hit puberty late so will grow until like 18
Maybe.. I was about 5”5.5 and I grew to 5”7 not much which sucks
@@mightyblues7897 thats because you havent hit puberty yet you are about to have a late spurt
I have osgood schlatter for almost 10 years now and I’m 19, the pain and swelling is definitely gone but I still have that bump on my knee and I hate it so much. I just wanna get rid of it
Call Airrosti
you can get surgery to remove it I have it too
@@abdallahahmed825 is it fully gone now? Are you able to sit kneeled down? And how long took recovery until u could anything again?
@@abbyf502 For me it took 3 months for it to heel at first it was getting worse but when I quit soccer in the middle of the season and stopped activity it stopped in 3 months the lump is still there but I don't feel the pain. Now about 6 months later its happening to the right knee. The only way to get rid of the lump is surgery I personally don't mind the lump
@@abbyf502 I didn't know that women could get it.
This sucks for me as a gymnast
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I was diagnosed with “tibial tuberosity” turns out my doctor was stupid and told me I had a bone in my knee🙄. Anyway I had to look it up for myself and diagnose myself which I could’ve saved hundreds on.
I got it when i was like 16
Still have it in my 20s
It just limits my physical activity sports and pain like hell when im exhausted
I can workout my lower body which cause obesity
Can anyone please tell is there any surgical procedure
Before going to surgery, why not try Airrosti?
I got it while kicking the soccer ball I need help?!?!?!!
I'm 41 with it.
Im 40 yrs old but its pain
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