Tendonitis:
Inflammation of the tendons surrounding the kneecap.

Cartilage Damage:
Damage to the cartilage surface on the kneecap can cause pain.

Dislocated Knee Cap (Patella Dislocation):
Displacement of the kneecap by sliding from the normal position.

Rheumatoid Arthritis and Osteoarthritis:
Joint inflammation or degeneration can lead to kneecap pain.

Non-Surgical Treatment Methods:

Rest and Activity Modification:
Avoiding painful activities and allowing the knee to rest.

Cold and Hot Application:
Applying cold or hot applications to the painful area can reduce swelling and relieve pain.

Physical Therapy:
Exercises that strengthen the muscles around the kneecap and increase flexibility.

Painkillers and Anti-Inflammatory Drugs:
Medicines prescribed by a doctor can control pain and inflammation.

Use of Knee Brace or Bandage:
Use of special knee braces or bandages to support the kneecap.

Surgical Treatment Methods:
Arthroscopic Surgery:
A minimally invasive surgical method using an endoscope to evaluate and correct problems inside the kneecap.

Tendon Repair or Transfer:
Tendon transfer can be performed to repair tears in the tendons or to manipulate the kneecap.

Cartilage Repair:
Kıkırdak hasarı durumunda, kıkırdak greftleri veya özel prosedürlerle kıkırdak onarımı yapılabilir.

Knee Replacement Surgery:

In severe cases of osteoarthritis, knee replacement may be necessary due to damage to the kneecap.