Whether to take conservative treatment or surgical treatment after meniscus injury depends on the severity of meniscus injury, patients can be examined by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), if there is a first or second degree of meniscus injury, the symptoms are not very obvious, and the injury is not very serious, conservative treatment can be taken, including braking and immobilization, supportive and symptomatic treatment, you can wear braces or casts for immobilization, and at the same time, oral nutritional cartilage drugs, such as glucosamine sulfate. At the same time, oral medication can be taken to nourish the cartilage, such as glucosamine sulfate, and oral medication can also be taken to activate blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis, reduce swelling and relieve pain, commonly used drugs include Fenbidu, and Bone Injury Recovery Pills. If the meniscus shows third-degree damage after MRI, it is basically impossible to recover from the damage after conservative treatment, and it is recommended to have surgical treatment, taking arthroscopic meniscus repair, or partial or total removal of the meniscus. Therefore, don’t think that others can have conservative treatment for meniscus injury, but take regular treatment according to the results of the examination.