Imagine your leg was a flat inner tube. Imagine pumping air into that inner tube which slowly begins to fill up. With just enough air you can bend the tube in half with relative ease. Now Consider the joint where the inner tube bends as your knee joint - pumping too much air into the inner tube makes it difficult to bend the tube in half. In other words a sprained knee feels like your knee joint is filled with too much air making it difficult to achieve a full range of motion.
To treat a jammed knee, first rest the joint and avoid putting weight on it. Apply ice to reduce swelling and pain, followed by compression with a bandage and elevation of the knee. Over-the-counter pain relievers can help manage discomfort. If the pain persists or worsens, consult a healthcare professional for further evaluation.
you can do exercises for your knee
After total knee replacement (TKR), many patients report improvements in pain and function, but the knee may not feel exactly like a natural knee. Some individuals experience stiffness or a sensation of artificial components, particularly during activities like bending or climbing stairs. Over time, with rehabilitation and adaptation, many people find their knee feels more normal, but complete similarity to a natural knee is rare. Individual experiences can vary widely based on factors like the surgical technique, rehabilitation, and personal healing.
The very first kicks that you can feel feel like someone is flicking you from the inside with their finger. The later kicks feel like a knee or elbow is kicking or pressing on you inside (which it is!).
I don't think so, he seems pretty glum. Of course, that may be because I jammed my elbow in his rib after he kept putting his hand on my knee. We're not even wearing the same colored pants. I'm not sure how he could keep confusing my knee for his own but I got pretty tired of it and jammed him hard. Now he sits to the left of me all sulky like...you should have heard him...all "owww"....what a girl.
The kneecap, or patella, feels like a small, flat, oval-shaped bone located at the front of the knee joint. It has a smooth surface that allows it to glide over the femur as the knee bends and straightens. When you touch it, it can feel hard and bony, and it may be sensitive to pressure or impact, especially if there's an injury or condition affecting the knee. Overall, it plays a crucial role in knee function and stability.
See a Doctor. You may need an X-Ray or MRI to check for damage.
its so painful im has been broken from 2011/11/14 intl now i had a knee surgery it was so hard but thank god the surgery was good
This could be a sign of a condition called knee effusion, where excess fluid builds up in the knee joint. It is important to see a healthcare provider for a proper diagnosis and treatment. They may recommend rest, ice, elevation, and possibly draining the excess fluid from the knee.
excruciating pain for about ten minutes and then its hard to walk on for about 3 weeks. consult a doctor immediately.
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Traffic was jammed in both directions.I jammed my toe.She jammed her finger when she fell.