This is why Knee Injuries Won't Heal Easily
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The knee is the largest joint in the body and it is made up of tendons and ligaments. There are four ligaments in the knee, and they form a solid support which holds the bones together. This provides the balance and stability to the body. The knee constitutes two tendons, which are connected to the joint with the quadriceps that connect thigh muscles to the kneecap. It also connects the patellar tendon, which stretches between the kneecap and the shin. When it comes to knees, sprains and tears are very common. Common injuries also include tissue tears. A ligament injury takes place when the knee gets twisted beyond the range of motion. However, tendons are injured when they are stretched or torn during runs, jumps or because of impact. In case of simple injuries, a Tynor knee support helps in free movement and normal flexion of the knee. Treating tendon and ligament injuries Surgery is often required for the return of full function to the ...