Recognizing a Possible Knee Fracture: Symptoms and What to Do
Knee fracture signs:
- Severe pain (worse with movement)
- Swelling
- Bruising
- Difficulty walking/moving
- Deformity
- Tenderness
- Crepitus (grating sensation)
- Instability
- Loss of sensation (emergency)
- Cool skin (poor circulation)
Seek immediate medical attention for evaluation and immobilization.
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