“Knee pain?”
Female | 28 years old
Complaint duration: 24/6/2022
7 Answers
OrthopedicsOrthopaedicSurgeonPain on the inner and back part of the knee, especially with a bruise that turned red and throbbing pain when walking, may indicate an underlying soft tissue injury such as
Medial collateral ligament MCL strain or tear
Bakers cyst behind the knee
Bruising or hematoma from impact or strain
Possible infection or inflammation, especially if redness and warmth are present
Given your symptoms bruising, redness, and throbbing pain I recommend you see a healthcare provider promptly for proper evaluation.
They may need to check for soft tissue injury, joint inflammation, or even blood clot risk if swelling is significant.
In the meantime, avoid activities that worsen the pain, apply ice, and elevate your leg.
If youd like tips on pain management or questions to ask your doctor, feel free to reply Ill be happy to assist you.
Hope it helps!!