What to do if your knee is purple

Everyone knows that human skin and joint tissues are relatively fragile and easily affected by the external environment. In life, it is inevitable to stumble and fall. Sometimes you may not feel anything at the time, but later you will find bruises and purples, sometimes accompanied by pain. The probability of knee injury is particularly high. So what should you do if your knee is purple?

You can handle it yourself first. If you can barely stand up and walk after hitting your knee, it proves that the situation is not very serious. You can handle it yourself first. If the pain is very severe, you should go to the hospital in time for an X-ray examination, diagnosis, and then use the correct treatment method.

If swelling occurs after a knee collision, you can use cold compress to control the development of the disease. After 24 hours, you should switch to hot compress because the bleeding has stopped at this time. Hot compress is needed to dissipate the blood stasis and the swelling will slowly recover.

Don't make big movements or continue walking. After hitting your knee, bleeding may not stop. If you move around a lot, the bleeding will become more serious and the swelling will become more severe. You should stop the activity and use some topical medications for treatment. Some spray medicines are very effective and easy to use. Just spraying them on the red and swollen area will achieve a good swelling-reducing effect.

It is recommended to pay attention to rest and keep warm. In the current situation, appropriate walking is acceptable. In terms of medication, diclofenac sodium tablets and Shujin Huoxue tablets can be given for oral treatment. For external medications, Shenwei Massage Ointment is recommended to promote blood circulation, remove blood stasis, and relieve pain. Used for sports strain, muscle soreness, bruises and sprains.