CAUSES

Sports Injuries:
It is common in high-impact sports such as soccer, basketball and skiing.

Sudden Falls:
The violent impact of a sudden fall can cause ligament damage.

Traffic Accidents:
Ligament damage can occur in car accidents or other traumatic events.

Abnormal Movements in Joints:
Joint dislocations or sudden movements can cause ligament tears.

SYMPTOMS

Pain and Swelling:
Pain and swelling are felt in the area of the damaged ligament.
Joint Sensitivity:
Tenderness around the joint and pain with touch.
Movement Restriction:
A damaged ligament can restrict movement in the joint.
Sound or Feel:
A torn ligament can often be felt with a “pop” sound.

NON-SURGICAL TREATMENT METHODS IN LIGAMENT INJURY
Rest:
It is important to give the injured area appropriate rest time.
Cold Pack Application:
Cold packs can be applied to reduce pain and swelling.
Elevation:
Holding the injured joint in an elevated position can reduce swelling.
Physical Therapy:
Physical therapy sessions can be used to restore muscle strength and flexibility.
Protective Devices:
Orthotics or splints can accelerate healing by supporting the joint.

SURGICAL TREATMENT METHODS IN LIGAMENT INJURY

Reconstructive Surgery:
Surgical intervention to repair or replace a torn ligament.
Arthroscopic Surgery:
This surgery is performed through small incisions and involves inserting cameras and instruments into the joint.
Vineyard Transplant:
The placement of a ligament from another body part or donor to replace a damaged ligament.
Bond Stitch:
Stitching or repairing the torn ligament.
Every ligament injury is different, so the treatment plan must be individualized. A thorough evaluation with a specialist physician is important.