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Can I get a second opinion on my knee MRI results? I have a burning sensation on the inside of my knee that increases and becomes painful with exertion, and my knee occasionally gives out when walking. The MRI was done to rule out ACL or meniscus damage. I am 29 years old and taking Metformin for PCOS. What could be causing these symptoms and what treatments might help?

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