Symptoms of knee dislocation

Knee dislocation is a relatively common phenomenon. Generally, knee dislocation is caused by violent factors. After knee dislocation, you should seek medical treatment in time to avoid affecting the recovery of the knee. There are many types of knee dislocation, including complete dislocation and partial dislocation. In addition to timely treatment after dislocation, it is best not to move around to avoid aggravating the degree of dislocation. What are the symptoms of a dislocated knee?

Knee dislocation

1. Knee (total) dislocation

Different situations are also divided according to the relative position of the tibial condyle and the distal end of the femur during dislocation. For example, the relatively common one is anterior knee dislocation; posterior knee dislocation, etc. The specific treatment methods for different dislocation situations will also vary to a certain extent.

2. Knee fracture and dislocation

In many cases, knee fracture and dislocation are caused by dislocation, and are often caused by the impact of the femoral condyle on the tibial condyle. The symptoms of patients actually vary greatly. It should be noted that no matter what the case of knee fracture and dislocation, the patient himself should pay attention to master some necessary knowledge.

3. Knee subluxation

It is usually caused by rupture of the corresponding ligament structure of the knee joint, which leads to anterior displacement, posterior displacement or rotation of the tibia. It should be noted that no matter in which case the knee is dislocated, the patient's symptoms are mainly pain, such as limb deformity, swelling and pain, limited movement, etc. In addition, it should be noted that after treatment, the patient's own self-care cannot be ignored. For example, pay attention to supplementing the body's nutrition through diet. Although appropriate functional exercise can effectively promote recovery, you must not overwork, otherwise it will only backfire.