The four main ligaments of the knee include your medial collateral ligament (MCL), lateral collateral ligament (LCL), anterior cruciate ligament (ACL), and posterior cruciate ligament (PCL). When you tear one or more of these ligaments, surgery is often required to repair it. In addition, your knee pain could have been caused by damage to your patellar tendon or a fracture of the patella. There are many soft tissue structures that stabilize the knee and could be causing your pain.
In fact, soft tissue injuries of the knee are a common-yet-challenging musculoskeletal disorder. Do you know that more than one million emergency room visits and about 1.9 million primary care visits are made to doctors and hospitals for knee pain each year? Although not all of these visits were from motorcycle accidents and car crashes, it does indicate that knee pain is nothing to ignore.
When you hit your knee in a Florida crash, there are certain damages you cannot visibly see, which could lead to a progressive degenerative condition of the knee and pain that gets worse over time.
In order to deal with your knee pain appropriately, you need to seek medical care immediately after your South Florida motorcycle crash.
In addition, you should talk with a Fort Lauderdale motorcycle accident attorney who can help you obtain a financial recovery from the negligent driver who caused your knee pain. Call Chalik & Chalik today at (888) 539-5297 to schedule your free legal consultation.
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