Hi,
Usually it is a nerve compression in the L4-5 Lumbar spine area.
A knee strap can cause numbness due to circulation being cut off. If numbness accurs, loosen the strap. For further first aid information please visit Answers.com
It is a common aspect of knee replacement surgery and will last for different times for different people. Keep your doctor and therapist informed and all should well.
It depends on what is causing your numbness. If you are a person who crosses their legs frequently, you could be damaging a nerve that runs along the side of the knee. Numbness could also be a sign of vitamin deficiency, or an early indication of diabetes. You should visit your primary care doctor to see what the cause of your toe numbness is in order to prevent further nerve damage.
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When you squat blood flow reduces below the knee due to pressure. Nerves are sensitive to reduced oxygen supply thus the tingling, numbness. Once you stand up circulation ll be at its full extent and u ll be relived.
It is possible that running could cause issues with your knee. Running tends to put a lot of pressure on the knee joints, therefore it could cause more damage to your bad knee. It may be better to peruse a different sport, such as biking, that relies less on your knees.
arthritis means inflamation of a joint, strain in the knee could cause tears in the ligaments and tissues and cause inflamation. my answer is yes
First of all, numbness in the legs is a symptom of a problem. It could be anything from poor posture restricting the blood flow, to vitamin deficiency, blood clot, multiple sclerosis, tumor and many other things. You need to go see your physician. Do not rely on advice form others, especially from the Internet.
It did with me. I think it was caused by the femoral nerve block
When you dislocate something it usually results in one side of the knee (in this case) being weaker. Standing up (you may have stood up and applied force to the outside or inside of the knee in a weird way to cause the knee to dislocate. If its a part of the knee it would most likely be your patella or knee cap (very common injury). If you think of a horses reins you pull on the right to make the horse go right the same thing with the muscles in the knee the lateral muscles of the knee pull the knee cap out . Or the medial will pull in. Physical Therapy is the only way to fix this (or surgery).
Well first you could lose your whole knee. It will be very delicate and if not taken care of correctly could cause permanent injury that you would not wish to have.
He probably surfers from a bit of arthritic inflammation. get it looked after before it causes anymore damage to the knee.