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KNEE PAIN
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Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Pain in knee. Injured knee cartilage. See Sprains & Strains.
Knee "catches" or won't bear
weight.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Pain in knee following injury. Broken bone or dislocation. Call doctor now.
Knee won't bear weight. See Bone Fracture.
Knee misshapen. See Dislocation or
Subluxation.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Pain in knee. Bone or joint infection. See Osteomyelitis.
Knee red, warm, swollen.
Fever.
General ill feeling.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Pain in knee and other joints. Complication of prior See Rheumatic Fever.
Affected joints red, warm, infection. See Arthritis, Infectious.
swollen.
Fever.
Recent illness such as sore
throat, gonorrhea or skin infection.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Pain in knee or other joints. Joint inflammation. See Bursitis.
Affected joints red, warm, See Gout.
swollen. See Arthritis,
No fever. Rheumatoid.
See Arthritis, Juvenile
Rheumatoid (children
only).
See Osgood-Schlatter
Disease (older children
and adolescents only).
See Psoriatic Arthritis.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Chronic pain in knee. Degenerative joint disease. See Osteoarthritis.
Knee sometimes "catches" or
won't support weight.
OR
Persistent discomfort in knee,
fingers or other joints without
other symptoms.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Pain in knee in child under 12. Degenerative condition of See Legg-Perthes
Hip pain. hip joint in children. Disease.
Limp.

Symptoms: Possible Problems: What To Do:
Acute attack of swelling and Joint disorder. See Pseudogout.
pain in the knee.
Attack lasts for 2 or more days.



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From Complete Guide to Symptoms, Illness & Surgery by H. Winter Griffith, M.D. Copyright by Putnam Publishing Group. Electronic rights by Medical Data Exchange.

 

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