Posts Tagged ‘knee treatment’
Knee Pain With A Normal Knee Scan
Knee pain but a normal MRI? Dr Jonathan Negus explains how hip arthritis, lower back nerve roots and load present as knee pain, and what to do next.
See MoreBone Bruise And Bone Marrow Lesion Knee Pain
Bone bruise or bone marrow lesion on your knee MRI? Dr Jonathan Negus explains why bone hurts, healing times, loading and when subchondroplasty may help.
See MoreA Swollen Knee: What The Fluid Tells You
How fast a knee swells, and whether it keeps returning, points to the cause. Dr Jonathan Negus explains what the fluid means and when to seek help.
See MoreKnee Pain After A Twisting Injury
Twisted your knee? Learn how ACL, meniscus and MCL injuries differ, what to do in the first 72 hours and when to book an assessment with MTP Health.
See MoreKnee Locking, Catching And Giving Way
Knee locking, catching or giving way? Learn how to tell a true mechanical lock from pseudo-locking and reflex giving way, and when to book an assessment.
See MoreKneecap Pain On Stairs And After Sitting
Front-of-knee pain on stairs and after sitting? MTP Health explains patellofemoral pain, kneecap tracking and arthritis, and when to see a knee surgeon.
See MoreWhat is a Baker’s Cyst? How its diagnosed and treated.
A Baker’s cyst, also called a popliteal cyst, is a fluid-filled sac that forms behind the knee and is usually felt as a lump, swelling or tightness at the back of the knee. It develops when an underlying knee problem, such as osteoarthritis or a meniscus tear, makes the joint produce extra fluid, which collects…
See MoreMeniscal Tears
“Unlocking the Mystery of Meniscal Tears: Diagnosis and Treatment for a Common Knee Injury” What are meniscal tears? The menisci are C-shaped pieces of cartilage in your knee that act as shock absorbers and help to stabilise the joint. A meniscal tear is a common injury that occurs when one or both of these pieces…
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