Symptoms of soft tissue injury of the knee

Injury to the soft tissue of the knee. Generally speaking, the structure is most vulnerable to injury between the croup and the jianguo, and the soft tissue of the knee is also prone to injury. This is mainly due to the large amount of movement of the limbs in daily activities. Patients with more serious conditions will feel numbness in the toes. Be careful not to eat irritating foods during this period. Here are some tips on how to deal with soft tissue injuries:

In the early stages of injury, it is best to use plaster to fix the affected limb, reduce the amount of activity of the affected limb, orally take drugs such as Gukang Capsules, Jintiange Capsules, and glucosamine sulfate to strengthen muscles and bones, relax muscles and dredge meridians, and apply plasters externally, or use acupuncture, physical therapy and other methods for comprehensive treatment. You should walk less in normal times, and it is best to use crutches to move around, improve your nutrition, eat more fruits and vegetables, keep warm, and avoid excessive fatigue.

Soft tissue injury generally refers to damage to tissues such as muscles and ligaments. Due to the different severity of the injury, the specific recovery time cannot be predicted. Glucosamine is a drug for the treatment of osteoarthritis and does not treat soft tissue injuries. In your case, you can take blood-activating and blood-stasis-removing drugs for treatment. You can use local hot compress, electric heating, blockade and other methods for treatment.

The main symptoms are swelling and pain. If there is soft tissue injury in the joint, the joint will be swollen and painful, and there will also be limited movement. If you want to check for other injuries, you should go to the hospital for an X-ray. The main symptoms are swelling and pain. In the acute phase, there is local bleeding, edema and severe pain. In the late stage, adhesions of muscles and tendons, ischemic contracture, periarthritis, and even joint stiffness may occur.

Soft tissue injuries can generally be treated with Fahrenheit Patch, which is currently the best method. Pay attention to daily care, avoid getting cold, and don't eat spicy food.

1. Pain: It is related to the nature and degree of violence, the distribution of nerves in the injured area and the intensity of the inflammatory response.

2. Swelling: caused by local soft tissue bleeding or (and) inflammatory reaction exudation.

3. Functional disorder: causing impairment of limb function or activity.

4. Wounds or wound surfaces: Depending on the violent nature and degree of the injury, there may be wounds of varying depths or skin abrasions.

Among them, persistent pain (71%): persistent pain is a sensation caused by various damaging stimuli to the body's tissues, which often prompts the body to avoid these damages. Therefore, it is a warning signal for the body and has a protective effect. Soft tissue swelling (65%): The volume of the joint capsule and its surrounding soft tissue increases due to congestion, edema, hemorrhage, and inflammatory hyperplasia. X-rays show that the soft tissue around the joints is bulging and its density is increased, and the image of the muscle fat layer or fat pad around the joints disappears.