What is the pain of squatting on one foot?

Pain in the knee when squatting on one foot is usually considered to have meniscus or cruciate ligament damage in the knee joint. It can also be caused by factors such as patellar tendonitis and knee synovitis, indicating that the patient has certain lesions in the knee joint. The patient's knee joint disease is related to strenuous exercise, excessive weight-bearing strain, or cold. The patient's condition can be determined by using knee joint X-ray, magnetic resonance imaging and other imaging examinations. Patients may develop pathological changes such as knee bone hyperplasia, joint space stenosis, meniscus tear, and ligament damage, which may lead to pain in the knee joint and limited activity. Patients can be relieved by oral drugs combined with physical therapy. Surgical treatment should also be considered for particularly serious cases.