Can you tell us about what it was like to tear a ligament?

In the third year of junior high school, when I was running in the physical exam, I accidentally crooked, there was a ball next to it, and I stepped on it again, and then the patella of my right knee was dislocated, and the collateral ligament was torn, I fell on the playground and screamed, I felt that the whole playground was looking at me, and the patella was pressed back by myself, and it was conservative at the time, and I didn't have surgery.

I have torn my ankle ligament for three months, and now I can barely walk with crutches, but I can't use all my strength, the ligament area is tingling, the ankle is soft, the injury is slightly swollen after the exercise, and the ligament pain is obvious.

The moment my foot hit, I couldn't stand up, my hand pressed against my ankle, tears of pain welled up, and I was worse than dead. At that moment, it was no exaggeration to say that it was really painful and heartbreaking.

When I used to play badminton, my left leg twisted to my knee while landing on the brace, resulting in a complete rupture of the anterior cruciate ligament and a damage to the lateral meniscus.

When I was playing basketball, my foot was broken, and the injury was very serious, and I didn't play basketball again for nearly half a year, and when I played again, I would hurt when I shot and jumped.

At the moment of the strain, it was so swollen that I couldn't take off my shoes. I also have to go to the hospital to take an X-ray, and the examination is a ligament strain.

After a ligament injury, you will feel that your knee joint is floating and weak when walking, and you will feel dislocated in your knee joint. Extremely uncomfortable.

On July 3, 2018, I played football, and rubbed my right ankle joint at home at night, and pushed the medial Achilles tendon too hard (it sounded, it hurt), according to MRI, it was a tear of the lateral anterior talofibular ligament and talofibular collateral ligament, during which various conservative methods were used, and there is still obvious pain until now (May 2019), I really don't know what to do...

The ligament tear caused by playing the broken foot, and it has not been completely healed for two months, and the pain has not been removed. As a person who has come over, I would like to advise everyone to warm up before playing and wear high-top shoes and stockings to play.

Just yesterday downstairs to pick up the express, so happy to step on the stairs from the air, a moment did not feel, and then began to tear the heart of the pain, can not get up at all, go home swollen into steamed buns, now the feet can not move, must go to the hospital to fix when the time comes, otherwise it will fall into the root of the disease in the future.

Injuries are always inevitable, and some injuries are fine for a few days off, but a strained ligament is a lifelong pain for athletes because it can lead to a lifetime of ligaments.

I accidentally stepped on the air when I went downstairs about a month ago! I heard a click! I went to the local hospital for a check-up and there were no broken bones!

Consider ligament damage! Hit an ankle jig! I've been on crutches for a month, and I can stop crutches at present, I'm a little swollen, I don't dare to work hard, and it will hurt if I walk a little more!

I don't know when I'll be cured! Ligament injuries are also a painful experience! The ancients:

100 days of broken bones! It looks like it's going to take two or three months to recover!

Alas, I played in my sophomore year of high school and ruptured the ligament in my right knee, but I didn't go to class for a month, and I fell from the top 15 in the class to the penultimate place, and then I couldn't study in the third year of high school, and I wanted to go to class on crutches for 1 month, not to mention how sad it was.

Knee fork (anterior cruciate ligament) rupture + meniscus barrel handle tear, the pain was already dizzy, the whole person was in that state of rapid shock, and after relieving up, I found that the clothes were so wet that they could drip water. Then I went to see a specialist in Zhejiang Er, and the doctor said that it was very serious and that surgery was necessary. Then I lay down for three weeks to reduce the swelling and then had surgery, and the recovery was good, and I was almost able to walk normally in a month.

A month ago, I accidentally fell during exercise, torn the cruciate ligament in my right knee, torn medial collateral ligament, meniscus injury, surgery was performed 15 days later, and it has been 20 days since the operation, pain is a must, and ****, the leg is unable to bend, the taste of pain, hey, I don't want to do it for the rest of my life.

Some ligaments are torn and may require surgery, but later training will require effort, depending on the extent of the injury to determine how to recover.

I remember that I was in a small class of art and sports at the time, and then I was too nervous to relax when I tore my hips, and I didn't follow the teacher's route when I pressed it, and then I tore my ligament and it was super painful and I rested for more than a month, and that feeling was really super...Sour