What is the cause of the paint cover pain

Knee pain is quite common in our daily life. We know that the knee is a relatively large joint in the human body and is prone to strain. For example, catching a cold, improper force, and injury may cause knee pain. In addition, meniscus injury, bone hyperplasia, osteoarthritis, etc. may all cause knee pain. Therefore, if pain occurs in daily life, you should adjust it in time.

What is the cause of the paint cover pain

1. Meniscus injury

Meniscus injury is a common injury among athletes. Cartilage, especially the meniscus, is the most vulnerable part of the human body during exercise. When the lower limbs are weight-bearing, the feet are fixed, and the knee joints are slightly flexed, if the knee is suddenly excessively internally rotated or externally extended (for example, in volleyball, when a player suddenly turns around and dives to save the ball while defending), it may cause a meniscus tear. Meniscus injury will cause an obvious tearing feeling in the knee, followed by joint pain, limited movement, and limping when walking. The joints show swelling and a feeling of slipping, and there is a popping sound when the joints move.

But this situation should not be within your consideration. There are countless NBA stars affected by meniscus injuries. You can look at Brandon Roy's injury history. Then you can probably understand the concept.

2. Fat pad strain

The fat pad fills the gap in the front of the knee joint, which strengthens the joint stability and reduces friction. The cause of fat pad strain may be due to trauma or long-term friction that causes the fat pad to become congested, thickened and inflamed, and adhere to the patellar ligament, thereby limiting the movement of the knee joint. This type of injury often occurs in people over 30 who frequently walk, climb mountains, or squat. Patients will feel pain in the knee joint, which worsens when it is fully extended, but the joint movement is not restricted. Symptoms are obvious after exertion.

3. Consider bone hyperplasia

Knee osteophyte is a chronic joint disease characterized by degenerative lesions of articular cartilage and adjacent bones, which eventually causes joint pain and stiffness and is one of the important factors affecting health status. Degenerative changes in the knee joint, wear and thinning of the articular cartilage followed by secondary bone hyperplasia, this disease is generally manifested as joint pain, especially when going up and down stairs, the pain is more severe, inability to squat, etc. It is a sterile inflammation, and injections and anti-inflammatory drugs cannot eliminate sterile inflammation. In addition to choosing pure Chinese herbal plasters for treatment, external treatment is safe and has no side effects and can be said to be the most ideal treatment method. It not only avoids the gastrointestinal discomfort and liver and kidney damage caused by oral analgesics, but also avoids the pain of surgery and the occurrence of postoperative complications, and is less likely to relapse after recovery.

Knee joint osteoarthritis is a disease that is more common in middle-aged and elderly people, mostly women. Excessive weight load is the main cause of disease. Arthritis causes swelling and pain, and sometimes a grinding sound when the joint is moved. The knee may develop a varus deformity with medial pain.