Knee Dislocation Health Feed

Physiotherapy is an alternative treatment, if done under the guidance of a professional Physiotherapist.

Patella dislocation is mostly found among women and people associated with the high impact sport. It refers to a condition where the kneecap gets completely displaced from its normal location. Lateral dislocation is more common that involves the damage of ligaments and muscles. An immediate response to a patellar injury should be to cut down inflammation, stop engaging the patellofemoral joint and to relieve pain. One of the best ways to do it is to follow the RICE mechanism- rest, ice, compress...more

Cracking sound from joints is not a disease... if there are no other associated symptoms...
Should not worry about it.

If you are about to undergo a knee replacement surgery, it is important to know the extent of pain that it involves, and the recovery period that follows. A knee replacement surgery is a major surgery, and a patient needs a lot of time to adjust to the replacement of his knee. The time of recovery depends on the patient and form of surgery that has been undertaken. The steps of recovery after a knee replacement surgery are as follows:

After surgery

After the surgery, you will b...more

U have ligament injury along with meniscal tear. Complete rest knee joint- knee brace.
Apply ice fermentation.
Mild calf muscle stretch. Partial weight bearing walk. When you sit or lie elevate your leg. Avoid floor sitting.
Avoid long standing, walking.
If you take proper physiotherapy treatment pain and swelling gone in two weeks.

Knee pain is characterized by a feeling of pain in the knee joint caused by injury or overuse. The knee joint consists of small bone structures, the kneecap, supporting ligaments and cartilage of the knee. This joint bears the full weight of the body, which makes it very vulnerable to injury.

Causes of knee pain

Knee pain is usually caused by injuries to the knee such as exposure to a direct force on the knee, abnormal twisting of the knee or falling on your knees. Some causes ...more

Knee cap with Hinged type only gives certain stability Do Take Conservative physiotherapy intervention before opting surgery with good physiotherapist Best wishes.

It takes atleast 3 month along with physiotherapy that help you to recover. Because you need to gradually increase loading on your knee.
Take care.

Injury as per the findings given in your mri report can be treated conservatively. Rest in brace and a physiotherapy afterwards can relieve your symptoms. If pain/laxity persist, arthroscopy can be performed to shave off/repair the torn part of meniscus and lateral collateral ligament.