Knee Fractured Kneecap Treatment

Fractured kneecap injury happens when there is a break in the patella (kneecap). The patella (kneecap) is a large, movable bone at the front of the knee.

Nondisplaced fractures are typically treated without surgery. If the patella is in pieces, then one will need surgery.

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in febuary of 2008 i was in a terrible car accident along with my wife and 5 month old daughter. i am 6'6 ridin as a passnger in a honda accord and a car hit us from behind. my knee slammed into the bottom portion of the dashboard and i just knew it was broken. i went to the emergency ....
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When I was 16 years old, I was in a motorcycle accident. My knee was fractured, filled with gravel & had to be brushed out with a steel bristled brush. I had physical therapy subsequent to healing. I'm now 39 yrs.old & it bothers me quite often. I've tried heating pads & sports cremes, but they don't seem to help ....
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Category
Name Average Result Healed Helped
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Helped
a Little
No Change Made Worse
All Treatments (average)
3.3
(24)
8 14 2
Diet and Weight Management
Diet Management
3.0
1
Diet and Weight Management
Weight Loss
3.0
2
Drugs and Supplements
Pain Killers (Analgesic)
3.5
1 1
Drugs and Supplements
Vitamins
3.0
1
Drugs and Supplements
Glucosamine
3.0
1
Drugs and Supplements
Ultram Medication
3.0
1
Drugs and Supplements
Vicodin Medication
3.0
2
Drugs and Supplements
Motrin - Ibuprofen
3.0
1
Drugs and Supplements
Prevacid
3.0
1
Exercise
Yoga
4.0
1
Exercise
Walking
3.0
1
Exercise
Exercise
2.0
1
Medical Devices and Equipment
Taping
4.0
1
Medical Devices and Equipment
New Shoes
4.0
1
Medical Devices and Equipment
Knee brace
4.0
1
Medical Devices and Equipment
Foot inserts
4.0
1
Medical Devices and Equipment
Back Support Brace
3.0
1
Therapy
Bed Rest
4.0
1
Therapy
Physical Therapy
4.0
1
Therapy
Heat Therapy
3.0
1
Therapy
Chiropractic
2.0
1
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