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Diagnosis | Inflammation of trochanter major – How dangerous is that?

Diagnosis The diagnosis of suspected inflammation of the greater trochanteric region is divided into several sections. A description of the symptoms during a doctor-patient consultation (anamnesis) can provide an initial indication of the underlying disease. Further diagnosis of an inflammation of the greater trochanter is carried out using imaging techniques (e.g. X-ray and magnetic resonance … Diagnosis | Inflammation of trochanter major – How dangerous is that?

Prophylaxis | Inflammation of trochanter major – How dangerous is that?

Prophylaxis The development of inflammation of the greater trochanter can often be prevented by following simple rules of conduct. One of the most important factors in prevention is to avoid prolonged, uniform movements that place excessive stress on the joints. In addition, an incorrect posture of the body axis during sports should be urgently avoided. … Prophylaxis | Inflammation of trochanter major – How dangerous is that?

Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Synonyms in a broader sense Knee pain, knee joint pain, meniscus damage, cruciate ligament rupture, knee arthrosis Introduction Knee joint pain can have a variety of causes. They are important in the search for the right diagnosis: Knee pain can be caused by problems with the joint itself or by disease patterns that damage the … Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain on the inside | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain on the inside Depending on the underlying disease, the knee pain felt by the patient is either on the outside or the inside of the knee. In addition, knee pain can also occur in the area of the kneecap or in the hollow of the knee. Knee pain, which is mainly localized on … Knee pain on the inside | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain on the outside | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain on the outside Pain in the knee, which mainly appears on the outside, can have various causes. In such a painful condition, the knee joint and its ligaments, as well as the cartilage or tendons, can be affected. Knee pain, which is mainly felt externally, is often caused by overloading. Especially the so-called … Knee pain on the outside | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain at the front | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain at the front Knee pain, which is mainly anterior, can be caused by direct damage to the anterior parts of the knee, as well as by conduction when other structures are affected. Possible causes for the development of pain in the front of the knee can be found in the area of the … Knee pain at the front | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain in the hollow of the knee | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Knee pain in the hollow of the knee Possible causes for the development of pain in the back of the knee can be age-related as well as sport-related overstrain.Particularly in young patients, pain in the back of the knee (pain in the hollow of the knee) is primarily indicative of sporting overloading. In older patients, … Knee pain in the hollow of the knee | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Clinical pictures | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Clinical pictures Gonarthrosis is the wear and tear of the cartilaginous parts of the knee joint and is also known as ‘knee joint arthrosis‘. The most common cause is the limited ‘durability’ of joint cartilage: with age, the elasticity of the cartilage decreases and the joint surfaces shrink. Over time, bone changes may occur, so … Clinical pictures | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

When jogging | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

When jogging Pain in the knee, which does not exist at rest and only occurs when jogging, is not uncommon. This phenomenon is known in medical terminology as “runner’s knee“. There can be a variety of causes for the development of knee pain, which occurs mainly when jogging. In most cases, the occurrence of such … When jogging | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Diagnosis | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Diagnosis In order to correctly assess the reason for the knee pain, the knee must be examined by a doctor. The specialists in this field are in most cases orthopedic specialists or general practitioners. First the medical history is taken, whereby it is especially important to mention whether a certain movement or an accident preceded … Diagnosis | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Therapy | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

Therapy Usually a general pain therapy is indicated. Depending on the intensity of pain, acetylsalicylic acid, ibuprofen and diclofenac are used. Some knee joint diseases and especially injuries are treated surgically. These include, for example, torn meniscus and ligaments, frequent diagnoses after an injury. The operation is usually performed by means of arthroscopy (mirroring, keyhole … Therapy | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

When to see a doctor? | Pain in the knee – What do I have?

When to see a doctor? In the long term, it can be useful for some diseases of the knee joint, and especially for osteoarthritis, to reduce the individual body weight in order to prevent wear and tear of the joint. Being overweight can increase mechanical stress on the joints, even when doing normal, everyday things … When to see a doctor? | Pain in the knee – What do I have?