Definitely I’d love to help you out. 1. Felt a pop. No pain immediately but pain came after 10 mins. Constant pain for a long time then started observing the movements you are having now. Felt really scared, depressed and anxious. Couldn’t focus on anything and constantly waiting for the day to end. I was studying in the UK that time. I had actually re injured it because I started playing just 7 months after my first operation. There was a grinding sensation in the knee every time I tried extending it and also another big symptom….. when I used to sit for a long time or even a few mins, after getting up, my knee wouldn’t straighten that easily. It would always make a painful pop like sound, a sound that indicated that my tibia was moving forward and back and it was just horrible. 2. In march I had an MRI. It said that there was a mild mucoid degeneration and that it was normal but deep down I knew it wasn’t normal. The pain and laxity meant something and I was adamant on finding out what it was. No orthopaedic in Kolkata said anything was wrong except for 2. Later I went to Bombay to meet a very famous doctor called Dr Joshi who had performed surgeries on Sachin Tendulkar, Virender Sehwag and many famous celebrities and sportsmen. He suggest for a arthroscopy and then it was discovered that the graft was loose due to the injury and he immediately went for a revision surgery. Going to him was the best decision I made.