Colleen, same here. I hope the MRI comes out OK. I know what it is like. In December, I starting having problems with my left knee and it got to the point that I couldn't even stand up on it much less walk on it. The orthopedic surgeon gave me a list of 4 things that I needed to do to ease the arthrosis, which they found in both knees.
1. Take Glucosamine with Chrondroitin each day 2. Take Naproxin as a pain reliever which also relieves the inflamation. 3. Work on an exercise bike with very little resistance and basically spin my wheels for 30-40 minutes 5 times a week. He said that what I have right now is bone touching bone and the spinning exercises will help keep my knees lubricated. 4. AND LOSE WEIGHT. He said that for every pound I lose, I will take somewhere between 6 and 8 pounds of pressure off my knees when I climb or go down stairs.
He said that if I do those things I will prolong the time in which that I will need to have surgery.
I still have pain in my knee, but it is just a minor annoyance, but not dibilitating.
I hope yours is nothing to severe and easily treatable.
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