A meniscal tear may cause inner knee pain, locking, discomfort with bending or twisting, and mechanical symptoms. Treatment depends on the tear pattern, symptoms, age and whether osteoarthritis or other injury is also present.

Locking, clicking or a sense that the knee is not moving smoothly can point toward meniscal involvement.
Not every tear needs the same decision, especially when osteoarthritis is also present.
Walking, bending, turning and return to activity matter before choosing treatment.
This may be enough when symptoms are manageable and there is no clear mechanical blockage.
This can improve movement, strength and reduce irritation in selected patients.
Arthroscopy may be discussed when mechanical symptoms or the tear pattern are clearly limiting.
Especially when symptoms interfere with day-to-day movement or normal activity.
This may suggest ongoing irritation or an internal knee problem requiring closer assessment.
Some patients have combined injuries that need a more specialist decision.
No. The decision depends on symptoms, tear pattern, age and the overall condition of the knee.
Some patients can be treated non-surgically when symptoms allow and there is no major mechanical problem.
Yes. That is why imaging must be linked to symptoms and examination findings.
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