You really don't need to know this, or at least any such information would not be useful unless you had a doctor that could prescribe treatment. The difference is that tendonitis is a musculoskeletal condition and MCL, medial collateral ligament injury is damage associated with just the skeletal system. Knowing which one it belongs to helps determine the way it is treated; one could get ice, brace, cortisone and the other possible surgery.
That would be the knee.
Pain and heaviness in the left knee can be due to various reasons such as osteoarthritis, ligament injury, meniscus tear, or patellar tendonitis. It is important to consult a healthcare professional for a proper diagnosis and treatment plan.
how much can i get for a knee injury i had 3 knee surgerys
One is singular and the other is plural?
Knee braces can help with patella tendonitis or Ilitibail Band syndrome (ITBS) If its patella tendonitis you have (inflammation of the tendon just below the kneecap) then a single patella strap can work really well. It puts pressure through the tendon and supports the kneecap which reduces the forces and friction through the tendon. If it's ITBS - irritation of the iliotibial band on the outer side of the knee, a double knee strap can work well as it puts pressure through the ITB, again reducing friction. You may also find that doing strengthening and stretching exercises helps aswell
You can injure your knee through sudden twisting, direct impact, overuse, or repetitive stress. Common knee injuries include ligament tears (such as the ACL or MCL), meniscus tears, tendonitis, or fractures. Activities that involve jumping, running, or sudden changes in direction can increase the risk of knee injury.
Sudden knee pain with no injury
When you get a knee injury.
popliteal tendonitis is especially irritated by downhill running and overuse. Also over-rotation and hyperextension of the knee can set it up for more inflammation and pain.
Wear Knee Pads.
a knee injury
The five most common knee problems are arthritis, tendonitis, bruises, cartilage tears, and damaged ligaments. Knee injuries can be caused by accidents, impact, sudden or awkward movements, and gradual wear and tear of the knee joint.