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Meniscus Tear in a 35-Year-Old Patient

✅ Case Highlight: Meniscus Tear in a 35-Year-Old Patient 👨‍⚕️ A 35-year-old patient came to us with persistent knee pain on the outer (lateral) side, making it difficult to walk, climb stairs, and enjoy daily activities. The pain was often accompanied by swelling and discomfort after physical activity. 🔎 Examination & Diagnosis • Tenderness along the lateral joint line • Mild fluid in the knee • MRI confirmed a lateral meniscus tear – a common cause of knee pain 🩺 Treatment The patient underwent arthroscopy, a minimally invasive procedure. The tear was treated appropriately, relieving pain and restoring joint function. 💪 Recovery • Walking usually starts the same day or within days • Physiotherapy is key to regain strength and mobility • Most patients return to normal activities (including sports) within weeks to months 🌟 Outcome This patient is expected to enjoy: ✔️ Significant pain relief ✔️ Improved knee function ✔️ A return to an active lifestyle ✨ Takeaway Don’t ignore persistent knee pain. Early diagnosis and treatment of meniscus injuries can prevent further damage and help you get back to the life you love. Dr. Dharmalingam Muthiah Orthopaedic and Trauma Surgeon Gleneagles Hospital Kota Kinabalu Clinic(DL): +6088518879 Whatsapp: +601136661140 #drdharmalingammuthiah #drdharma #orthopaedicandtraumasurgeon #orthopaedicasurgeon #traumasurgeon #jointreplacement #sportsreconstructive #FastFacts #FastfactsbyDrDharmalingamMuthiah #rahabilitation #orthopaedicsurgery #traumasurgery #kneepain #lateral #meniscustear #fluidinknee #Arthroscopy #physiotherapy