Category: Patellofemoral pain

The following treatment can be carried out for the pain in the knee bone: first, symptomatic treatment, oral pain medication, such as meloxicam, celecoxib, and physical therapy, such as microwave…

There are two reasons for patellofemoral pain after exercise: 1. local muscle ligament strain; 2. disorder of the patellofemoral joint and inaccurate alignment, resulting in pain from repeatedly hitting the…

Patellofemoral pain can be caused by a variety of factors and the cause needs to be identified and treated. If the cause is not clearly identified, oral anti-inflammatory medication should…

The specific mechanism of occurrence is pain due to the instability of the patella during running, which causes sliding to repeatedly strike the surrounding tissue.

Dichotomous patella refers to the fact that most children have only one ossification center in the patella, while 2-3 ossification centers exist in a small percentage, and after completion of…

The mechanism of pain is caused by the instability of the patella during running, which causes it to slide and repeatedly strike the surrounding tissue.

Most patellofemoral pain in children without a history of trauma is due to the rapid growth of the patella, which can lead to patellofemoral pain, commonly known as growing pains.

Trauma, strain, deformity and bone disease can all cause patellofemoral pain, which is often worse with activity. Acute pain is often related to trauma, while chronic pain that gets progressively…