Common Reasons for Severe Knee Pain

Common Reasons For Severe Knee Pain

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An Overview Knee is a complicated joint that moves like a hinged door so that a person can squat, sit, run, and jump. Swelling and pain are the most common symptom of a Knee injury. Most of the people ignore knee pain in their lives. But, it can be serious too!

Exercise, sports, and other physical activities can cause tendinitis, muscle strains, and several other serious injuries to the knee which can lead you to replacement surgery.

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Wondering About The Prevention Of Knee Injury?

A physically active person is more prone to a knee injury.

The prevention of knee injuries includes appropriate physical training and proper equipment! Just take care of your moves.

Thus, it’s imperative to take knee pain seriously.

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Following Are The Most Common Reasons For Knee Injuries: ▹ Knee Ligament Injuries ▹ Meniscus Tears ▹ Arthritis Of The Knee

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Knee Ligament Injuries Ligament injury is the most common reason for knee pain.

Ligaments connect your lower leg bones with the thigh bone.

They keep your knee stable.

Knee Ligament injuries are the sports injuries that can cause medial collateral ligament (MCL), anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), and posterior cruciate ligament (PCL). Major accidents like car or bike crashes can also cause knee ligament injuries.

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Meniscus Tears It’s a very common injury that requires surgery. This tear occurs from one single movement. A sudden turn or twist can cause a Meniscus tear.

Symptoms of a Meniscus tear are a “popping” sound, pain and discomfort, knee catching or locking, stiffness, and more.

If you suffering from these symptoms then you should consult a good doctor.

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Arthritis Of The Knee Arthritis is a chronic condition that causes pain in body joints and inflammation.

However, the knees are the most affected joint of Arthritis and get worse over time!

Some of the common symptoms of arthritis in the knee are stiffness and swelling, continuous pain, and difficult bending!

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