What is the protruding bone in the knee does it have any effect?

The bulging knee bone may be caused by tibial tuberosity chondritis, and the affected people are generally teenagers who love sports. If you have bone hyperplasia, the knee bones will also bulge. In addition, it is also possible to develop osteosarcoma, the most common being osteochondroma.

Under normal circumstances, the bones of the knee do not bulge, but many people have encountered this situation in their lives. Sometimes it is accompanied by knee pain, and even the movement of the knee joint is restricted. So what causes a bulging knee bone?

1. Tibial tuberosity chondritis.

The protrusion of the kneecap may be suffering from tibial tuberosity chondritis, the main manifestation of this disease is that the tibial tuberosity in the anterior and lower part of the knee joint will protrude, and the onset of the disease is mainly adolescents, and adolescents who love sports are most susceptible to the disease. The musculoskeletal tuberosity of adolescents is not completely ossified, and the patellar ligament will be repeatedly stretched during activity, which can easily cause the tibial tuberosity to protrude. This symptom worsens after exercise and lessens with rest, and local pressure can be painful.

2. Bone hyperplasia.

There is also a relationship between the protrusion of the kneecap and bone hyperplasia, which mainly occurs in the elderly, and the symptoms will worsen after activity, and the symptoms will be reduced with appropriate rest. Symptoms are particularly evident when squatting or climbing stairs, and can be confirmed by taking x-rays.

3. Osteosarcoma.

If you have osteosarcoma, the knee bones will also bulge, the most common being osteochondroma. This disease generally occurs in the metaphysis of the tibia or femur, and in most cases there will be no obvious clinical symptoms, and it can be diagnosed by imaging examinations, and according to the results of the examination, how to **. Some patients are more severely ill and usually require surgery**.

Hello, I would like to answer your question. If there is no discomfort. You don't have to deal with it. Let's take a look.

The tibial tuberosity epiphysis, which is the insertion point of the patellar ligament, is a traction epiphysis. Due to the repetitive and intense contraction of the quadriceps muscle, the slow-moving injury inflammation of the epiphysis in the area is caused, resulting in avascular necrosis. It is more common in patients with bilateral disease, and there are not many patients with bilateral disease.

It is common in 10---15-year-old teenagers who love sports, and after the age of 20, the symptoms disappear because the ossification of the tibial tuberosity epiphysis fuses with the tibial tuberosity. The pain of this disease can persist for a long time, and the symptoms can only disappear after ossification of the epiphysis, so it should be explained to the patient and his family to eliminate concerns and pay attention to prevention.

What should I do if my kneecaps are very prominent, my legs are not good-looking, how to correct them.

I also had this situation, and it was obvious at first, but then I heard that leg presses worked, so I practiced for a while. But there's another way that feels more effective: every day when you sleep on your side (to the right side, because your heart is on the left), your legs are bent at 45 degrees, and your knees are slowly brought together.

The time to sleep is still very long, so the time to exercise is also relatively long, and it does not delay anything. Now my knees are much better than they used to be. Also, when walking, you must not be a "figure eight", keep your feet balanced, and control yourself, which also has an effect.

I heard that leggings are also fine, but I haven't tried them yet, and I don't dare to try them easily, for fear of self-defeating. Although the method does not make the legs completely straight, it is also better than before. The legs are particularly bent, and I can't wear short skirts and pencil pants.

Why are the bones protruding high below the knee.

Regular exercise, especially if you like to jump, the bone below the knee will be very protruding, which is pulled when the muscles contract, and the bone will stand out after a long time, which is the characteristic of sports. The athletes who see such knees are high jump, long jump, basketball, volleyball and other athletes.

A bone protrudes from the knee and grows larger and larger. What to do.

It is fibrillation, which is the "baosheng" as the saying goes. I had friends before, and this is also your case. It's that the dirt in the wound after your injury is not cleaned up in time, and it has fibrosis for a long time.

And it's like it's going to grow up, and the more you touch it, the bigger it gets, so you can't touch it. I think this kind of will disappear in a short time, you have been like this for a long time, you need to go for a small operation to cut off the bag, it's fine, it's just a small surgery. Otherwise, it will grow bigger and bigger, rest assured, this will not affect your health, but it is still not good-looking, so dispose of it.

Hope it helps.

How to improve kneecap protrusion?

If you are on the thin side and have a prominent patella, it is normal for your father to be like this, so the problem should not be very big. This has something to do with a person's physique and development, just like some people are tall and some people are short, some people are fat and some people are thin, and some people's heads are still bigger than others, so don't worry too much. If there is no abnormality such as pain or discomfort during activity, there is no need to worry.

If necessary, you can also take a film of the knee joint. Hope it helps.

Hello, the following common reasons for knee protrusion:

1. The muscles around the knee joint are significantly atrophied, and the knee joint lacks sufficient thickness of muscle wrapping, so it will appear as local protrusion. Bones can be clearly seen and touched, which is more common in older patients or long-term bedridden patients with disuse atrophy of the muscles around the knee. Clause.

Second, knee varus deformity or knee valgus deformity, can be caused by congenital developmental abnormalities, can also be caused by joint degeneration or trauma, the knee joint will protrude significantly to the inside or outside, the owner of the watchtower adopts, thank you.

If you are an adolescent or young adult, it is likely to be tibial tuberosity, osteochondritis... Just answered a similar question.,Copy it directly.,You see if it's similar to your situation.,Just ask any questions.。。。 In fact, it is best to visit the hospital, and it is difficult to communicate information online comprehensively and accurately.

If an adolescent or young adult feels pain when pressing under the knee, it may be a pre-tibial tubercle injury or tibial tuberosity osteochondritis.

The tibial tuberosity osteochondritis is located at the upper tibial tubercle below the knee and is caused by collision injury and frequent stretching of the nodule by strenuous exercise. Athletic teenagers are prone to this phenomenon... Manifestations include exerting pain (getting up, jumping, climbing stairs), squatting pain, pressing pain, significantly worsening compression pain after exercise, tuberous sclerosis and bulging, and pain worsening after exercise.

Under normal circumstances, the method is simple and the only way, which is to keep it for two or three months to half a year without strenuous exercise, and it can generally heal itself... Be sure to take a break for two or three months in a row and don't exercise, don't play ball games, especially football and basketball, don't jump or get hurt again... If you continue to exercise, you may have to wait until the end of puberty to heal the epiphysis will not hurt, and even in adulthood, excessive exercise will still hurt, the key is that the bulge will not disappear, and the bulge may continue to grow, which will affect the image and convenience of life...

In short, the problem is very common and not big.,It's just that exercise will hurt.,If it doesn't hurt badly, it doesn't affect life very much.。。

To sum up, you can't exercise for one to two months, including running, don't stride upstairs, you have to go up one grid at a time, it must be at least a month in a row, otherwise it won't hurt if you rest for a week, but it will hurt if you exercise again...

By the way, the anterior tibial tuberosity is the attachment point of the quadriceps tendon, and the force is very large and this point is very small, and the child's epiphysis is not healed, so it is easy to hurt.

Hurry up and go to the hospital for a check-up, it is likely to be mild synovitis, bone spurs, etc., do an examination as soon as possible, early, don't delay!

First of all, you should avoid rubbing, you can use a hot towel to compress, reduce activity, oral painkillers and tendon soothing and blood activating drugs, if it is very serious, you should go to Yunnan Pain Hospital as soon as possible, his doctor is still very authoritative.

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Protrusion of the bone below the knee joint may be a normal anatomical structure, such as a tibial tuberosity or fibular head, or it may be a localized bone hyperplasia or a bone lesion such as an osteochondroma. You can go to the hospital in time to find a doctor for a consultation, and the doctor will make a preliminary judgment based on physical examination. If the tibial tuberosity is normal or the fibular head is protruding, no special treatment is required.

If other skeletal pathologies are to be considered, a routine x-ray of the knee can be done to help determine whether there is a significant skeletal abnormality, and CT and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may be done if necessary. If it is a general hyperostosis, no special treatment can be done. If it is an osteochondroma, it is a benign bone lesion and can be completely removed by local surgery**.

Hello, happy to serve you. Based on the clinical presentation you describe. If both sides are symmetrical and prominent, that's how you develop.

No need to knot. If there is unilateral protrusion, please go to the orthopedic department of the hospital in time for X-ray examination. Definitive diagnosis.

Do the right thing**.