There is no such thing as the best treatment for meniscus abrasion. Depending on the degree of abrasion, such as mild, moderate, or severe, medication, physical therapy, and surgery can be used. 1. Mild wear and tear: The symptoms of mild wear and tear of the meniscus are relatively mild, with pain during exercise, but not particularly strong, and generally no symptoms of joint strangulation. It can be relieved and treated with drugs such as glucosamine sulfate, indomethacin tablets and diclofenac sodium. 2. Moderate wear and tear: In moderate meniscus wear and tear, the patient will experience pain and swelling in the knee joint, and there will be interlocking and insertion of the knee joint when walking, which will affect the normal activities of the knee joint. A brace can be used to immobilize the knee joint, and sodium vitrate can also be injected to nourish and protect the meniscus. 3. Severe wear and tear: there may be serious tearing of the meniscus, pain is obvious when walking, sometimes playing soft legs, pain is obvious when going up and down stairs. Surgery is recommended for partial resection or meniscus repair, which generally has a better prognosis. Meniscus wear is a very common type of knee injury. It is recommended to go to the hospital for examination as soon as possible and actively receive treatment under the guidance of the doctor to avoid deterioration, do not blindly use medication.