FGIC Corp., the holding company of beleaguered bond insurer Financial Guaranty Insurance Co., announced Wednesday that it had filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Low Back pain causing Knee Pain? Low Back Knee Pain? One of the more common misdiagnoses we see on a day to day basis is a patient with minimal back pain and knee pain, but whose knee pain is really being caused by a pinched nerve in the back.
The hamstring is a tendon on the back of your knee. It can be difficult to tell, and you should always consult a doctor if you are in extreme pain. But there are some ways to tell on your own if your hamstring is torn.ttempt to move your knee up and down. If it hurts too badly, stop the movement. If you have difficulty bending your leg, you may have a torn hamstring. Feel for sore spots on your knee. When you put pressure on certain spots on the back of your knee, determine if you are in pain.