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What is Ligament Injury? When the joint is stressed beyond its normal limits, the ligaments become tense. Common causes of a ligament injury include winding or landing awkwardly. This is the most common thing when the ligaments surrounding a particular joint are completely, it can tear away from the bone. There are hard bands of ligaments tissue that connect bones to your body. Symptoms of a Ligament Injury are: ⇔ Sudden onset of excruciating pain and severe swelling ⇔ Feelings of instability in the joints ⇔ Inability to move the affected joint Major Knee Ligaments: ACL Injury- ACL stands for anterior cruciate ligament. Your ACL or preceding cruciate ligament is one of the four knee ligaments which are important for the stability of your knee joint. An ACL injury is usually a sports-related knee injury PCL Injury- Posterior Cruciate Ligament Injury is one of the most common knee ligament injury involving the knee joint. A PCL injury is usually caused by a subsequent translation of forced hyperextension or lower leg bone. It is common in motor vehicle accidents. MCL Sprain- Medial collateral ligament (MCL) is a knee binding on the inner side of the knee connecting the middle friction condyle and the intermediate tibial condyle. MCL Injury can be done through sharp changes in the direction, the knee rotation during the recovery of the foot, the wrong landing by the jump, or most commonly knees on the knees, such as in the settlement of football. LCL Sprain- LCL sprain is the most common form of LCL injury. LCL stands for lateral collateral ligament. It also can be done through sharp changes in the direction, the knee rotation during the recovery of the foot, the wrong landing by the jump.

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