Meniscus tears are among the most common knee injuries seen in both athletes and non-athletes.
Although athletes involved in contact or pivoting sports are at higher risk, meniscus tears can occur at any age—sometimes even during simple daily activities.
The knee joint is formed by:
Between the femur and tibia are two C-shaped fibrocartilage structures called the menisci (medial and lateral meniscus).
Meniscus tears are classified based on shape and location. Common types include:
Sports-related meniscus injuries often occur along with other knee injuries, especially ACL tears.
Many people can initially walk on a torn meniscus, but symptoms often worsen over time.
Your doctor will:
Treatment depends on:
Many meniscus tears do not require immediate surgery, especially if there is no locking or persistent swelling.
Surgery is considered if:
At ArthroSportz Med, we specialize in sports knee injuries and advanced arthroscopic care, with a strong focus on preserving knee health and preventing early arthritis.
Our Advantages:
Our goal is not just to treat the tear—but to protect your knee for the future and help you return
confidently to work, sports, and daily life.
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In most cases, you can begin physiotherapy without a doctor's referral; however, some insurance providers may require one for reimbursement or coverage purposes.
In most cases, you can begin physiotherapy without a doctor's referral; however, some insurance providers may require one for reimbursement or coverage purposes.
In most cases, you can begin physiotherapy without a doctor's referral; however, some insurance providers may require one for reimbursement or coverage purposes.
In most cases, you can begin physiotherapy without a doctor's referral; however, some insurance providers may require one for reimbursement or coverage purposes.
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