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WHY DOES MY KNEE LOCK UP? Ever feel like your knee “catches” or suddenly locks up—and you’re not sure why? You could be dealing with a meniscus tear, and it’s not just about pain—it’s about mechanics. A torn meniscus isn’t always silent. Sometimes, it talks by locking your knee mid-step, mid-squat, or even when just standing up from a chair. Here are Dr. P’s 3 Secrets on why that happens: 1. Torn Tissue = Mechanical Blockage Think of your knee joint like a hinge. If a piece of torn meniscus flips or folds into the joint space, it can physically block your knee from fully bending or straightening—just like a pebble jamming a door hinge. 2. Bucket Handle Tears: The Main Culprit Not all tears cause locking. But a bucket handle tear, where a portion of the meniscus pulls away and flips like a trap door, is notorious for it. These are often the tears that make surgeons recommend surgery—but regenerative options may still be possible. 3. Inflammation + Fluid Make It Worse When a tear irritates the joint, it leads to swelling and inflammation. This excess fluid limits space inside the joint, making locking or catching episodes more frequent and painful. If your knee locks, don’t wait. An accurate diagnosis and treatment plan can help you avoid long-term joint damage—and maybe even avoid surgery altogether. ⸻ Want to know if your meniscus tear can be repaired—not removed? Reach out and ask us about our non-surgical, biologic-based Knee Repair, NOT Knee Replacement™ programs. Contact: [email protected] Call/Text: 315-685-7544 or 315-707-8891 www.victoryinmotion.com #KneeRepairNOTKneeReplacement #KneeReplacementFreeBy43 #Knee #KneePain #Arthritis #KneeArthritis #DrMarcPietropaoli Medical Disclaimer: This information is for educational purposes only and is not intended to diagnose, treat, or replace individualized medical advice. Always consult with a qualified healthcare provider.