Symptoms of meniscus injury in children

Symptoms of meniscus injury in children:

Meniscus injury is a very common disease. If a meniscus injury occurs in life, symptoms such as knee joint movement disorder, knee joint tenderness, knee joint swelling, and knee joint pain will generally appear. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination in time after these four symptoms appear to prevent meniscus injury.

Meniscus injury is a common sports injury. In life, many people will have meniscus injuries. However, because they don't know much about meniscus injuries, many patients don't know that they have meniscus injuries, delaying the treatment of the disease. Next, I will introduce the four symptoms of meniscus injuries in detail, hoping to help you have a deep understanding of meniscus injuries.

1. Knee pain

If a meniscus injury occurs in life, the patient will experience knee pain. If there is a popping sound when the knee is injured, accompanied by localized tearing pain, and the affected limb cannot bear weight or walk, it usually means that the ligament is completely torn and the knee joint is injured, which is a common symptom of meniscus injury.

2. Knee swelling

If a meniscus injury occurs in life, the patient will experience symptoms of knee swelling, which often leads to symptoms of subcutaneous bruising.

3. Knee joint tenderness

After a meniscus injury, most patients will experience knee tenderness. The severity of the pain will vary depending on the location of the sprain.

4. Knee joint movement disorder

After a meniscus injury, the patient will experience knee joint movement disorders. This is because the occurrence of a meniscus injury will cause the knee joint to be in a slightly flexed position, but the patient can actively straighten or bend the knee joint.

Through the above introduction, we must know what the symptoms of meniscus injury are. The above introduces the four symptoms of meniscus injury in detail. If you have these four symptoms in your life, you should be alert to the occurrence of meniscus injury. Meniscus injury is a more harmful disease, so we must treat meniscus injury in time to effectively avoid damage to our walking ability.