Causes and Treatment of Left Knee Pain

The causes of medial left knee pain include meniscus injury, collateral ligament injury, arthritis, etc. The treatment methods mainly include rest, physical therapy, drug therapy, injection therapy, surgical treatment and rehabilitation training. The specific treatment methods should be determined according to the cause and condition. The causes and treatment methods of medial left knee pain mainly include the following aspects: 1. Causes: medial meniscus injury: Meniscus is a cartilage structure located inside the knee joint. It can be damaged by trauma or long-term wear, causing pain. Medial collateral ligament damage: The collateral ligament on the inside of the knee joint can also be damaged by strenuous exercise or trauma, causing pain and swelling. Arthritis: Inflammatory arthritis such as osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis can cause pain on the inside of the knee. Other causes: Bursitis, patellar softening, neuropathy, etc. may also cause pain in the medial left knee. 2. Treatment: Rest: Stop activities that cause pain and give the knee adequate rest. Physical therapy: including cold compress, hot compress, massage, electrotherapy, etc., can relieve pain and swelling. Drug treatment: Oral non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (such as ibuprofen) can reduce pain and inflammation. Injections: In severe cases, the doctor may inject drugs such as cortisone or sodium hyaluronate.Operation: Severe meniscus damage or other ineffectual treatments may require surgical repair or reconstruction.Rehabilitation: Rehab exercises to strengthen and stabilize the muscles around the knee and prevent further damage. It should be noted that each person's situation is different, and treatment should be based on the specific cause and condition. If the pain persists or worsens, seek medical attention promptly, conduct detailed examination and diagnosis, and follow the doctor's advice for treatment. In addition, for certain populations, such as the elderly and athletes, left medial knee pain may be associated with specific health problems and treatment may vary.

Therefore, before considering treatment options, it is best to consult a professional doctor or medical expert for personalized advice and treatment options.