Understanding Patellar Dislocation Recovery: Tips for Knee Rehabilitation
Patellar dislocation Hello Doctor, I have a question for you. I went to the emergency room half a month ago due to a patellar dislocation. After my follow-up appointment yesterday, the doctor said I could remove the cast. However, when I tried to bend my knee, I couldn't do ...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Soft tissue healing takes about six weeks, so you can gradually start bending it around that time.[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation Recovery: Tips for Knee Rehabilitation
Patellar Dislocation: Managing Knee Pain and Running Risks
Patellar dislocation Hello, doctor. Three years ago, I dislocated my patella due to a fall. Since then, my knee has often been painful every night, and I find it difficult to move after waking up with my leg straight. I consulted an orthopedic specialist who diagnosed me with pat...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, moderate exercise is beneficial for the joints as it can enhance muscular endurance. However, excessive exercise can be detrimental and increase joint wear. Swimming is one of the best activities because the buoyancy of water helps reduce the gravitational stress on the jo...[Read More] Patellar Dislocation: Managing Knee Pain and Running Risks
Managing Patellar Dislocation: Running and Knee Pain Solutions
Patellar dislocation Hello, doctor. Three years ago, I dislocated my patella due to a fall. Since then, my knee often hurts every night, and I find it difficult to move after waking up with my leg straight. I consulted an orthopedic specialist who diagnosed me with patellar malal...
Dr. Chen Yongxue Reply:
Hello, moderate exercise is beneficial for the joints as it can enhance muscular endurance. However, excessive exercise can be detrimental and increase joint wear. Swimming is one of the best activities because the buoyancy of water reduces the gravitational stress on the joints....[Read More] Managing Patellar Dislocation: Running and Knee Pain Solutions
Recovery Tips for Lateral Collateral Ligament Tear and Patellar Dislocation
Lateral collateral ligament tear of the right knee, patellar dislocation? Hello, I underwent surgery for a torn lateral collateral ligament and patellar dislocation on September 3rd, and it has been over two months since then. My knee can still only bend to less than 90 degrees, ...
Dr. Chen Bochen Reply:
Hello, 1. Rehabilitation includes strength training, range of motion training (both active and passive), balance and sensory integration training, physical therapy, and more. Simply performing strength training is not sufficient; please consult a rehabilitation physician for gu...[Read More] Recovery Tips for Lateral Collateral Ligament Tear and Patellar Dislocation
Understanding Patellar Dislocation Surgery: Recovery and Rehabilitation Insights
Patellar dislocation Hello, Doctor. I have a long-standing issue with habitual dislocation of my knee, and recently the frequency of dislocations has increased. At night, I also experience inflammation and pain in my knee. I consulted an orthopedic surgeon who recommended surgery...
Dr. Ye Qingnian Reply:
Hello, regarding habitual patellar dislocation, it is recommended to consult a sports medicine specialist. Thank you.[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation Surgery: Recovery and Rehabilitation Insights
Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Recovery Tips
Patellar dislocation issues? Echo: Musculoskeletal System Ultrasound Examination Chief Complaint: Sonar Diagnosis of left knee MPFL complete rupture from patella MRI: Knee MRI without contrast MRI of left knee using a 1.5 Tesla machine with axial section FSE PD with fat sup...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, I have previously responded to some of your questions. Here are my replies one by one: 1. I am allergic to certain NSAIDs, but usually not to all NSAIDs. If I cannot take medication, then I will have to rely on ice packs and rest. 2. If there is no further dislocation, ...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Diagnosis, Treatment, and Recovery Tips
Understanding Complete MPFL Rupture: Treatment Options and Recovery
Complete rupture of the medial patellofemoral ligament (MPFL) from the patella in the left Hello doctor, on November 7th, I bumped into a chair and dislocated my patella. The emergency physician performed a manual reduction of the knee dislocation. The next day, an orthopedic doc...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello, 1. The Medial Patellofemoral Ligament (MPFL) is typically injured due to traumatic patellar dislocation. It is generally recommended to use a knee brace for stabilization and to limit flexion for at least six weeks. Most patients will experience spontaneous recovery of t...[Read More] Understanding Complete MPFL Rupture: Treatment Options and Recovery
Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Recovery, Prevention, and Support Gear
Patellar dislocation On November 7th, I injured my left knee by colliding with a chair, resulting in a patellar dislocation. That same day, the school promptly took me to Cheng Hsin General Hospital, where the dislocated bone was manually reduced. The next day (November 8th), I v...
Dr. Li Wenhong Reply:
Hello: Removing the cast early and starting to move is to prevent knee joint fibrosis and stiffness. For more details, please consult the attending physician. Generally, after an acute injury, immobilization is required for 2 to 3 weeks, but if there is no obvious instability, ac...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Recovery, Prevention, and Support Gear
Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Recovery, Rehabilitation, and Prevention Tips
Patellar dislocation On November 7th, I bumped into a chair, resulting in a dislocated patella in my left leg. My teacher immediately took me to the emergency department at Cheng Hsin Hospital, where they performed a manual reduction and applied a splint (only a splint board). Th...
Dr. Li Yongheng Reply:
Hello: On November 7, I experienced a dislocation of the left patella and underwent a manual reduction procedure, which was two weeks ago. 1. I will wait for the swelling to subside before starting rehabilitation for quadriceps strength. 2. I still need to wear a knee brace, whic...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Recovery, Rehabilitation, and Prevention Tips
Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Long-Term Effects and Yoga Solutions
Patellar dislocation syndrome When I was a child learning to walk, I experienced a dislocation. After both legs were put in casts, I healed. It has been over 10 years now without any issues or problems, and there is no discrepancy in leg length. However, I do walk with a slight i...
Dr. Ye Qingnian Reply:
Congenital dislocation, specifically congenital hip dislocation, is recommended to be evaluated by an orthopedic outpatient clinic for a pelvic X-ray to assess the current condition of the hip joint. Based on the findings, the orthopedic physician will provide further recommendat...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Long-Term Effects and Yoga Solutions
Does Patellar Dislocation Cause Bone Loss? Expert Insights
Patellar issues? Hello Dr. Shi: Could you please tell me if a patellar dislocation can cause bone loss? Thank you for your assistance.
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
If a joint remains dislocated for an extended period, it can lead to wear and tear on the adjacent femoral surface.[Read More] Does Patellar Dislocation Cause Bone Loss? Expert Insights
Knee Pain After Marathon: Is Rest Enough or Do You Need Further Treatment?
Knee pain after running a marathon? Hello, Doctor Shi: Last year, after participating in a marathon, I developed knee pain. At that time, I sought treatment at a martial arts clinic, where the master diagnosed it as a displacement of the knee cartilage. After two months of treatm...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
It may be due to insufficient rest that the patellar dislocation is not visually apparent; an X-ray is necessary for diagnosis. If needed, go to the hospital to consult a physician. Knee pain after long-distance running may be due to ligament or cartilage inflammation, which usua...[Read More] Knee Pain After Marathon: Is Rest Enough or Do You Need Further Treatment?
Chronic Knee Pain After Motorcycle Accident: Seeking Solutions
Pain below the knee? Two years ago, I fell off my motorcycle due to a slippery road surface, and the motorcycle landed on my left knee, causing a protrusion below the knee that is painful to the touch. I have tried many treatment methods without significant improvement. I paused ...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Knee joint compression injuries may damage the soft tissues and cartilage. If you experience pain when squatting, it could be related to an injury of the patella. It is advisable to consult a physician to check for any issues with the patellar cartilage or potential patellar disl...[Read More] Chronic Knee Pain After Motorcycle Accident: Seeking Solutions
Understanding Patellar Dislocation and Cartilage Damage: Treatment Options
Patellar dislocation with chondromalacia? Hello, Dr. Yeh. At the beginning of this year, while I was rushing to take out the trash at home, I suddenly stopped at a corner, and my right foot remained on the ground. My knee immediately started to hurt. Initially, there was some swe...
Dr. Ye Qingnian Reply:
Hip bone softening is a precursor to arthritis, as improper positioning of the hip can lead to cartilage wear in the knee joint. Rehabilitation therapy is crucial, and it can be done at home. Lie flat and extend one leg straight up, performing 100 repetitions, then switch to the ...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation and Cartilage Damage: Treatment Options
Post-Surgery Care and Recovery for Knee Ligament Transfer: Common Concerns
Regarding postoperative care after knee ligament reconstruction surgery? Hello Doctor, my mother is 47 years old. Last year, she was in a car accident where she suffered a 40% tear of the posterior cruciate ligament and complete tears of all other ligaments. She underwent surgery...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Swelling six weeks after knee surgery is considered normal and typically takes six to twelve weeks to resolve. Swelling can be managed with alternating ice and heat therapy. Additionally, rehabilitation exercises should be performed gradually to increase the range of motion in th...[Read More] Post-Surgery Care and Recovery for Knee Ligament Transfer: Common Concerns
Are Wrinkled Wall Syndrome and Patellar Dislocation the Same Condition?
Is the wrinkled wall syndrome the same as patellar locked dislocation? Hello, Dr. Fan: Is surgery the only option for the diagnosis of (wrinkled wall syndrome)? Additionally, the orthopedic doctor at the National Defense Medical Center 804 Hospital diagnosed it as (patellar dislo...
Dr. Fan Hongbin Reply:
Hello, regarding your question, here is the response: 1. Plica syndrome and patellar instability are different conditions and diagnoses. Plica syndrome: The knee does not cause pain under normal use, but prolonged friction between the articular cartilage can lead to inflammator...[Read More] Are Wrinkled Wall Syndrome and Patellar Dislocation the Same Condition?
Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Symptoms, Mobility, and Pain Management
Issues with the patella? Hello, doctor. I would like to ask you another question. If a bone is displaced (regardless of the degree of displacement), what would happen? Can it bend? Can a person walk? Will it be painful? Thank you.
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Bone displacement can lead to poor joint mobility, which, over time, can result in wear and tear, ultimately leading to osteoarthritis. Displacement is certainly painful, and bending will be limited. Walking is similarly affected.[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Symptoms, Mobility, and Pain Management
Understanding Old Knee Injuries: Impacts and Concerns
Old knee injury Hello, doctor! I would like to ask a question. When I was in the ninth grade (about six years ago), I had an incident where I collided with a classmate, and my knee was pressed down suddenly. At that moment, I felt a tendon in my knee suddenly shift, and after I s...
Dr. Zhou Lizhi Reply:
According to the user, it may be a patellar dislocation, often caused by tight lateral ligaments or previous injuries, leading to dislocation of the knee during certain positions or activities. Generally, the patella will spontaneously reduce after the knee is fully extended; how...[Read More] Understanding Old Knee Injuries: Impacts and Concerns
Understanding Patellar Subluxation: Insights on Surgery and Rehabilitation
After performing patellar stabilization surgery for patellar subluxation? Hello Doctor: I have a few questions that I hope you can answer. 1. How can one determine whether the phenomenon of patellar subluxation is congenital or caused by acquired sports injuries? My left knee w...
Dr. Shi Guozheng Reply:
Congenital issues and those caused by injury should be assessed based on the patient's injury history, as well as whether there was an immediate dislocation of the patella following the injury. Typically, congenital conditions will affect both knees and symptoms may appear a...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Subluxation: Insights on Surgery and Rehabilitation
Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Pain Management and Treatment Options
Patella Hello Doctor: Here’s the situation. Occasionally, my right knee joint hurts when I bend it. I went to the hospital for an examination; one doctor said it was gout, while another said it was a sports injury, so I left it unresolved. Two days ago, my left foot suddenly made...
Dr. Shi Qiming Reply:
Hello: Misalignment of the knee (patella) can lead to knee pain, including recurrent subluxation and dislocation. Sometimes the appearance may not be obvious, and a detailed examination is necessary to determine whether it is caused by muscle asymmetry or skeletal abnormalities. ...[Read More] Understanding Patellar Dislocation: Pain Management and Treatment Options