Meniscus Knee Pain

Meniscus Knee pain is common, and can last anywhere from a few days to a few months. There are a few things that may contribute to this pain, including the following:

1. Range of motion restrictions
2. Muscular discomfort

You should see your doctor if you experience knee pain in the meniscus. Usually, when the meniscus is damaged, it heals in a few months without problems.

If you have other symptoms, such as swelling and warmth in your knee, or if the pain doesn’t go away with rest or medicine, you should see your doctor and may refer you to have an MRI that may be used to check for bone damage.

This is not a condition that should be left untreated, so talk with your doctor about what to do next.
Meniscus knee pain is one of the common knee problems that people suffer from. The pain that meniscus causes is often felt on the sides of your knee and can be very intense. Pain felt at the back of your knee can also be due to meniscus pain.

There are many causes of meniscus pain, though most cases are benign and do not require any treatment. Pain from a meniscus tear can sometimes come from other places in the knee as well, such as the surrounding area or inside the knee itself.

If you experience pain at the back of your knee or along the sides of your knee, it may be due to meniscus damage. This can sometimes occur when your knee is bent or pushed inward, causing your meniscus to become damaged.

See our bracing recommendation for Meniscus Pain

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