Lateral patellar syndrome compression with chondrosis

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Lateral patellar syndrome compression with chondrosis by Elma Trujillo

Things to know about What is it Causes & Symptoms Treatment & Recovery Precautions

What is Lateral Patellar Compression Syndrome with Chondrosis?

Causes Symptoms Occurs without injury Excessively tight ligament Poor alignment Weakness of the quadriceps muscles Grinding of the knee Knee pain Swelling or tenderness

Treatment & Recovery Anti-inflammatory meds/Multivitamins /Anti-oxidants Weight reduction Strengthening exercises Modification of physical activities Surgery

Precautions Long term use of anti-inflammatory meds Sporadic physical abuse Recurrent swelling