Tendonitis in non-operated leg

[imgetinold]

So, I've been fine.....on autopilot....waiting for my 6 week follow up w/ Dr. Gross.  Walking unassisted with no limp (except after being seated for a while, for the first 10 steps or so).

BUT.....over the last 3 days, I've developed tendonitis of some kind on my non-operated side.  It is in the back of my left knee, sort of to the outside, and extends upward into the hamstring a little.  Like, when you do hamstring curls, the tendon that you can see there on the back of the knee?  That, right now, is KILLING me.

Anyone experience this or something similar?

Oh, and I started back to work yesterday, and even though I get up and walk around the office every 45 minutes or so, I find that my hip is a bit more sore than it's been in a while.  This ring a bell with anyone?

[aries]

I have a foot drop from my BHR and it makes me walk 'funny' so I have some problems in my left knee. I am feeling that it is because my non operated side is compensating for my 'bad' side by using muscles incorrectly,  so I have been getting massage through the muscles on the good side that feed to the painful part and have felt it to be really useful.

Rachel

[hernanu]

Rachel, how's the foot drop going?

[imgetinold]

So, I have definitely figured out that this soreness was the result of water running.  My first day back in the pool (the day before the pain started), I swam 900 meters, then did 5 laps (250 meters) of nice, easy water running.  I recall that tendon feeling stiff while doing it, but I stretched it out and it was fine.  the next three days hurt like hell.  All healed up now.

Has anyone else had an issue while water running?  The fact that it was the non-operated leg was weird.