What's with the knee ringing when walking?

Question 1: What is the reason for the knee ringing when walking? There are three reasons for joint hiccups: 1) gas escaping, 2) joint displacement, and 3) thick joint contact surface caused by arthritis. 1) Gas escape: Scientists believe that there is a liquid called synovial fluid between our joints to lubricate them. This synovial fluid contains some gases, such as oxygen, nitrogen and carbon dioxide. These gases form bubbles in the synovial fluid. When we stretch our joints, the gas in the synovial fluid will be quickly lost, because the bubbles burst and cause hiccups. 2) Joint displacement: When we move joints, tendons and ligaments will be displaced. When tendons and ligaments return to their original positions, you sometimes hear hiccups. This situation is mostly knee joint and ankle joint. 3) The joint contact surface caused by arthritis is rough: Arthritis will destroy the cartilage tissue between joints, resulting in the joint contact surface being no longer smooth. In this case, joint friction will produce noise. I suggest you go to the hospital for a check-up.

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Question 2: How does your knee ring when you walk? The symptom of synovitis is that there is water inside. Going to the hospital will definitely make you pump water. You are still young. Don't do that, or your leg hurts and you won't be able to walk. Take synovitis granules and treat it slowly. That's my sister.

Question 3: What is the knee ringing when walking? How to treat it? Tell you the easiest way, press the front of your foot up and down with your heel, that is, stretch your calf. Do it several times a day, and then walk will stop. In fact, if you don't pay attention to exercise at ordinary times, the muscles and tendons of the calf will contract, aggravate the meniscus in the knee and the cartilage of the bone, make a noise, and the tendons and muscles will stretch.

Question 4: How is the knee always ringing when walking? Calcium deficiency.