Got an answer from several other sites, don't want to clog this forum.
NEVER mind.
NEVER mind.
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Glad you got some answers to your question. I had knee pains for years starting when I was a teenager with drs saying it was due to knee trouble. Following my lumbar fusions I found that my knee pain had been solved so it is very possible your nerves are being pinched that cause your knee to go out. All our nerves run down our spinal canal so any spinal problem that compresses your spinal cord can be causing problems further down your body. A common ailment caused by spinal cord compression is foot drop and your knee going out is just another example of what can happen.1979 spinal issues, 1993 lumbar microdisectomy L3-4, 1996 360 3 level lumbar fusion L2-5, 1999 open thoractomy fusion T8-9,
2002 C3-7 herniations and T4-7 herniations, 2004 total disability, a new limited life
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