What is knee ligament meniscus injury?

The following measures can be taken to deal with cases where the knee joint shows simultaneous ligament and meniscus damage: First, a thorough evaluation of such patients should be carried out. Because such damage is often indicated, the patient's knee joint damage is more serious. The relevant damage site and damage degree should be thoroughly determined. Second, conservative treatment may be used for mild injuries and joint stability after evaluation. Conservative treatment generally requires strict bed rest, immobilization, and complete fixation of the knee joint using plaster, traction, or braces. Anti-inflammatory, detumescent, and analgesic drugs are needed on the basis of the above. In addition, such patients need adequate functional exercise during rehabilitation. Third, for serious injuries, surgery is required. For example, conventional surgery is required to repair or reconstruct the relevant ligaments, or repair or molding of the meniscus.