Wednesday, February 15, 2012

Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL) Injuries

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Symptoms

Symptoms of a PCL injury may include:

  • Mild knee swelling, with or without the knee giving way when walking or standing, and with or without limitation of motion

  • Mild pain at the back of the knee that feels worse when you kneel

  • Pain in the front of the knee when you run or try to slow down - This symptom may begin one to two weeks after the injury or even later.

Because the first symptoms of a PCL tear may not interfere significantly with an athlete's ability to play sports, many athletes with PCL injuries wait several weeks before they see a doctor. At that first office visit, the athlete may describe vague or nonspecific symptoms - for example, that the injured knee simply doesn't feel the way it should.

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