Clinique de réadaptation physique Roussillon - What does “knee meniscus problem” refer to?

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What is carpal tunnel syndrome?

Do the first few fingers of your hands feel numb, especially when you are at rest? Do you feel a burning sensation on your inside wrists? Or what feels like an electrical shock in your hands? Do you drop objects that you are trying to grasp? These may be signs of carpal tunnel syndrome.

What does “knee meniscus problem” refer to?

The knee menisci are cartilaginous pads found between the tibia and the femur.

Each knee has two menisci - one internal, the other external - whose functions include stabilizing the joint and reducing friction between the tibia and the femur. Forceful twisting of the joint or a direct blow to the knee, which can occur while practicing sports or working, can lead to torn menisci. This injury usually results in knee pain, stiffness and swelling in the joint. If you experience pain, don't wait for your symptoms to worsen. Let us help.