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Can meniscus injury of knee joint cause those symptoms, and how to treat them?

Knee meniscus injury

Meniscus injury: Etiology: ① Femoral condyle and tibial condyle impact and squeeze meniscus; ② When the knee joint rotates, the meniscus moves relative to the tibial condyle, resulting in horizontal tearing or abrasion of the tibial surface; ③ Meniscus is affected by surrounding fixed tissues. Most people have a history of knee joint injury, and some patients have the phenomenon of soft knees and twisted legs. Muscle atrophy of quadriceps femoris, tenderness of knee joint space, hyperextension and flexion of knee joint, and passive adduction and abduction test caused localized joint space pain.

The meniscus marginal injury (1-2 degrees) can be cured; The treatment can be external application of Baohetang synovitis ointment, and the patient can be cured after 1-2 courses. If the patient is over 45 years old and has obvious arthritis, the operation should be carefully considered.

Symptoms:

When I was injured, I felt a tearing sensation in my knee, followed by joint pain, swelling, limited movement and limping.

1. Pain: The location of patients' main resection pain has an important relationship with meniscus injury.

4. Joint strangulation: Symptoms of joint strangulation may appear after or at the time of injury. Generally, the symptoms of joint strangulation often occur when the knee joint is extended to 30 ~ 40, accompanied by clicking sound.

3. Symptoms of powerlessness: commonly known as "lose first and then fight". The symptoms of impotence caused by meniscus injury are "suddenly feeling something sliding in the joint or feeling a noise in the joint" when walking on a scrawny road, and suddenly feeling that the knee joint is unstable or weak inward or outward.

4. Joint swelling and effusion: meniscus injury, ligament and synovial membrane injury around the joint can all cause joint effusion.

⒌ There are many diseases: Meniscus laceration generally does not cause the loss of knee joint function, and patients can return to work after a long rest.