It's not about calcium deficiency; it's a bone issue.

Patient's question:

The experts said it's not about calcium deficiency but a problem with the bones. Since there was no orthopedic expert present, there was no answer. Knee tremors and bone sounds: Past treatment history and effectiveness: No regard for any assistance: What happened and how to treat it

Doctor's answer:

The repeated damage or impact on the knee joint synovial fold leads to its degeneration and fibrosis, resulting in a series of knee joint internal inflammatory symptoms such as instability, popping, and pain, which is known as the synovial fold syndrome of the knee joint.
Recommendation: Due to its symptoms being similar to those of meniscus injury and patellar softening syndrome, and because it is difficult to diagnose through routine examinations, this condition is often overlooked in clinical diagnosis. If not treated early with targeted therapy, it tends to linger and eventually requires surgical intervention. If diagnosed early, comprehensive treatment using needle knife therapy can achieve better outcomes.