I have had a lot of problems with my knees and my right knee had osgood schlatters as a child but it is still giving me hell.

So I had an x-ray done and these are the results.

Satisfactory alignment with no fracture identified.
Small osteochondroma arises from the posteromedial aspect of distal femur shaft.
There is an oviod 1.2x.7cm diameter focus of soft tissue calcification within distal insertional right patella tendon fibres and is associated with bony spurring of the tibial tuberosity.

I saw my doctor today and all he said was that he is refering me to a ortho specialst.

So I checked this up on the net and found out the osteochondra is the most common bone tumor and not normaly cancerous but if it appears in mature skeletal (an adult) it increases the chances of it being malignent. (cancerous)

So I am a little worried now as this didnt show when I had my 1996 x-rays when I was 17 and fully grown.
Has anyone else had these? Should I be worried?

I chose to go public so I may have to wait a while before seing the specialist to find out anything.

Thanks
Trish
xx