Signs and symptoms vary depending on the cause and severity of the knee pain. The pain varies from small to large. A few of the most common symptoms are:
Swelling in the joints and adjacent parts
Stiffness or pain in walking
Redness and a feeling of warmth that can touch
Problems with straightening or bending the knee and inability to move properly
Ongoing pain in the joint
The discomfort that leads to convulsions
Fever in cases of knee infection
Symptoms of osteoarthritis include stiffness in the affected joint, swelling, and tingling accompanied by cracking sounds.
When Do You Visit Your Doctor?
There are many causes for knee pain. Delays in treatment or diagnosis cause serious problems. Knee pain is visible and growing as we get older. If you have a persistent feeling of discomfort while standing, walking, or just moving the knee, it is a wake-up call for you to visit your health care provider
No comments:
Post a Comment