You may need support to the knee in order to prevent from over straining the joint. Tearing your ACL is a serious injury, and you should consult a physician before taking up running or strenuous exercise beforehand, or you may result in injuring the knee again.
depends. Are you gardening or playing hockey? Get thick ones for activities like hockey that could result in serious knee injury, and more light duty ones for milder sports. Let the knee pad fit the activity!
Nothing. "Traumatic", however, means causing serious injury, often mental injury. and "Dramatic"means like a drama, theatrical.
Depending on what kind of injury your knee suffered in the bike accident, you could benefit from several kinds of braces for your knee. There are braces that fit around like an ace bandage, the kind with the ball bearing hinge on the side, and there are some that can be fitted to your knee to accommodate for swelling.
He spent his recovery time like anyone with a serious injury would do. A bit of physio, plenty of relaxation and a gentle re-introduction to golf. He mentioned that he worked on a bit of putting, as it was the only thing he could do without hurting his knee too much.
Yes. This can be a serious problem. If it's just one knee they may be able to repair it surgicaly. It this happen to more joints it could be a serious condition. See a DR.
Whether a knee twist is an OSHA recordable injury depends on:Was it work related or occurred in the workplaceWas medical treatment beyond first aid requiredWas the employee off work because of the injury on the workday after the injury (and perhaps other days)Were the employee's actual job functions restricted because of the injury.Never rely on forums like this one for assessing the recordability of any specific injury. Always have the specific injury reviewed and assessed by someone who is knowledgeable in both the relevant OSHA regulations and the details of the workplace and the incident.
Yes, marijuana is illegal unless it is prescribed by a doctor to relieve the pain or discomfort of a serious injury or disease, like cancer.
If your a normal person no, unless if your comatose like you were post surgery or you have a serious brain injury.
In the book "Taking Sides" by Gary Soto, Lincoln injures his knee while playing basketball. This injury affects his ability to play and impacts the decisions he has to make on the court and in his personal life.
It's fine as long as your knee doesnt get massaged, and whatever feel painful tell them to stop. A massage sounds like a good idea to me too after knee surgery =]
I'm 20 years old and pretty athletic, but i've never really had a big injury before. I was walking downhill when i slipped on a loose rock, but caught myself on my left leg and it hurt my knee. It's not an intense pain because I can walk without even feeling it, but when I bend it and then put weight on it (crouching then standing) is when it hurts. Again, not an immense pain but sort of an annoying pain, almost like I pulled a muscle in my knee.
a soft tissue injury is mainly a tear, strain, sprain, and swelling a hard tissue injury is serious like a broken bone, severe fractures, joint dislocation, bruising, internal bleeding