There are several tests commonly used to diagnose a meniscus tear. The investigation will typically start with a review of your medical history, a physical exam, and a battery of in-office tests ...

The TFCC is a complex of ligaments and cartilage and can result in a tear which decreases the stability and increases the pain in the ulnar side (pinky side) of the wrist.

Two common types of meniscus tears Age is one of the biggest factors in determining how a meniscus tear occurs. “Traumatic tears are more frequently seen in younger patients between ages 10 and ...

If the tear is minor, Fader said it would be about a four- to eight-week recovery. If it requires a full repair of the meniscus, that could be a four- to six-month recovery.

Your symptoms might not emerge as soon as the injury occurs, especially if the tear is small. It could even take 24 hours or more for you to notice anything wrong.