Main causes and consequences of bone sound

Many people experience joint noise, that is, noise in the bones or joints, which in most cases is produced when making sudden or forced movements. In a large percentage of cases it is not of major importance and it is not necessary for the patient to undergo any specific treatment.

However, if the pain appears accompanied by pain or inflammation, it is important to see a specialist traumatologist to evaluate the patient's symptoms.

Tips to avoid the sound of bones

For what reasons do bones rattle?

Many people experience sound in your bones when doing regular activities, being especially common in children in the growth stage. In most cases, if the sound is not accompanied by pain, it is not important. In these cases, it is due to the existence of bubbles in the synovial fluid between the bones, this phenomenon is known as cavitation. When these bubbles explode, the gas comes out and a sound is produced, which is what the patient perceives.

In other cases, the noise appears as a consequence of the bone friction, especially in patients with osteoarthritis. In other cases, it may arise in patients with joint laxity, which have greater elasticity in tendons and ligaments.

Pathologies related to bone sound

In cases where the bone sound appears accompanied by pain in the area, is usually a consequence of other pathologies. In most cases, bone clicking can be related to osteoarthritis.

The sound of the bones can occur in any area of the body and in most cases it is related to the wear of the cartilage, in the case of meniscopathies or a snapping hip. Patients with bruxism may experience bone sound when moving their jaw or opening and closing their mouth.

What to do about crunching bones?

When should you see an orthopedist if your bones crack?

As explained, the sound of bones is not always linked to serious pathologies. When the bones sound, it should be observed whether or not they prevent mobility, and if they cause pain to appear in the area.

When should you go to the traumatologist when your bones are cracking?

If he bone sound is repeated and accompanied by pain or immobility, the patient should go to a specialist who can evaluate the symptoms and rule out any more serious pathology.

If inflammation appears after the sound of the bones, it is also recommended go to the specialist traumatologist.

Treatments for bone ringing

Once the traumatologist has studied the symptoms presented by the patient, if pain, inflammation or immobility is experienced, the most common thing is to prescribe a treatment based on anti-inflammatories, which helps relieve the patient's pain.

In addition, it is usually recommended that the patient undergo physiotherapy treatment, which helps with postural correction and strengthening of the joints. In patients in whom the sound of the bones is produced by osteoarthritis, it is recommended to perform rehabilitation exercises guided by a specialized physiotherapist, to help avoid bone friction and joint laxity.

Is it bad to crack your fingers or other joints on purpose?

Not really. The sound is caused by the formation and collapse of gas bubbles in the synovial fluid. However, if we do it excessively, it can cause joint laxity over time and cause discomfort in the future.

For this reason, it's best not to force these repetitive movements for people with hypermobility, and of course, not to force them if you experience pain. If the pain is severe, it's advisable to consult a specialist.

Why do bones make noise?

Tips to avoid the sound of bones

As has been seen, in many cases, the sound of the bones is not serious if the patient does not experience pain.

However, there are certain guidelines that can help prevent cavitation and, therefore, reduce the noise of the bones. First of all, it is advisable to play sports constantly and avoid impact sports, which cause wear and tear on bones and joints.

Furthermore, it is recommended consume foods rich in vitamin D, which help maintain a good bone mass index.

Foods and supplements to care for joints that creak

It is recommended Consume foods rich in vitamin D, collagen, magnesium, and omega 3, which help maintain a good bone mass index. Drinking enough water also helps maintain the viscosity of synovial fluid.

What exercises help reduce joint creaking?

Basically, the most important thing is to do gentle stretches of the back, neck, and legs whenever possible to promote joint flexibility, along with active mobility exercises.

Also strengthen the muscles, especially knee and shoulders to stabilize the joints, and Performing low-impact practices such as yoga, swimming or Pilates helps with joint lubrication.

As explained, joint sounds are usually painless and have no consequences on the patient's quality of life. However, if they appear accompanied by pain, it is important that the patient go to a specialist traumatologist to perform the necessary diagnostic tests and apply the most appropriate treatment in each case.

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          • Hi, I've had a lot of pain in my lower back for about a year, where lumbago usually occurs, in fact I have it because of what the doctor told me, and since I was 8 or 10 years old I've had practically every bone in my body, I wanted to know. Yes it is bad and what would I need to do so that I don't get the whiplash that I get on my back when I want to get up and sit up... it is very annoying and it hurts a lot

      • A question if my elbows crack frequently, which made my elbows crack, and not a minute passes and I feel that discomfort in my elbows again.
        If I don't crack my elbows, that discomfort won't happen to me, it's due to that. Thank you very much.

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      • Good morning, I have a concern, I have a 6-year-old child, for about two years I have been constantly hearing that when he walks his bones make a sound. It is like a hammer, the child does not feel pain or anything but when he walks he makes a sound, the sound is continuous as he walks.

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        • Good morning Luz Emerida, we understand your concern. It is important to note that sounds in the joints when walking are common in young children due to their physical development. In most cases, they are not associated with pain or serious problems. However, since you mention that the sound is constant, I would recommend that you consult a pediatrician or a traumatology specialist so that they can evaluate your child and rule out any irregularities.

          If you wish, you can schedule an appointment with our specialists so that they can evaluate the case and provide you with the necessary advice. Do not hesitate to call us at (+34) 91 005 39 00

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      • Hello! How are you, I wanted to know if it's serious that your elbows snap when you fully stretch your arm, it happens to me often (I'm taking antibiotics for a pilonidal dimple)
        Well, I wanted to know if there is any way to prevent that, I play basketball and that discomfort in my elbows doesn't help me at all if I don't crack them, thank you

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          • Hello, your fracture in the fibula almost at the base, after two months with an ankle brace and having performed an x-ray and confirmed that it has already become a callus, I still feel crunches when I walk and move my foot, at first it was all the time that I moved it, then After those two months, I feel the crunches very rarely but I still feel them, my question is the following, do those crunches come from the broken bone or from where? Thank you, I would appreciate your prompt response!

          • Hello Trinicel,
            Without doing a physical assessment we do not know where the creaks come from.
            In any case, you should evaluate if they are within the normal range or if you should go to a consultation to review it,
            Greetings

      • Hello, my legs hurt a lot and sometimes the lower part of my legs and ankles hurt. I spend a lot of time standing at work. What could it be? Also, sometimes my fingers and toes hurt.

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      • Hello, because I open my mouth or bostsel and my bones thunder but from the head and sometimes I feel that it is throbbing inside me, what could it be?

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  1. They did a tailbone block for pain, supposedly I had a little osteoarthritis, 30 days ago. After 20 days my joints started ringing, all of them, knees, ankles, wrists, fingers, elbows, cervical, shoulders, what I don't hear is the other part of the spine and hip, then everything clicks. You know it can be, for now it is painless, but my joints are ringing all day long.

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  2. From what I see and read, I don't have to worry about the sounds in my bones since for some time now they have been ringing every time I make a sudden movement but there is no pain in the joints. I am 42 years old.

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  3. Good afternoon.
    My lower back hurts a lot, to the point that sometimes it is difficult for me to walk.
    Previously they had told me that I had L5 S1 wear, but in the last MRI they told me that I did not have said wear and that I had a millimetric filium terminale lipoma.
    Can this cause me pain?

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  4. I had a congenital hip dislocation at birth. A year later I had surgery. Everything was fine until after having my 2nd daughter, the hip pain started and now at 35 years old I suffer constant pain in my leg from the same operation. It could be who has contracted osteoarthritis?

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  5. I am worried that with every movement I make my bones or joints in my legs rattle and the creaking is loud, but I am 60 years old without pain.

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  6. Hello, good morning, I'm 32 and I've always suffered from my knees, they click a lot, sometimes they swell. If I lie face down, it's hard for me to get up because my hip hurts a lot, and now lately I've noticed that when I sleep and move, I All the bones in my body are rattling and to top it off the tops of my foot hurt a lot. I am very worried since I do not have IMSS or any type of medical service. Could you recommend a place to treat me? I would appreciate it.

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      • Hello, I wanted you to guide me, which doctor can I see, since my neurologist I think it is nothing or the brain, I suffered from headache or photoplasmic migraine from looking at the cell phone and cervical pain from the position when sleeping, for a long time bad, It's been 2 years, but what worries me is that after putting subliminal audios into my brain, the headache pain became chronic and acute, accompanied by sensitivity or burning in the eyes, pressure on both sides, a burning sensation in the center, accompanied by of muscle spasms and vertigo when sleeping or lying down, loss of balance, like my head is going forward, neck stiff, legs the same, pain in bones and joints, but then they went away and only the head was left. loss of balance, when I stand up, my neck is weak, my neck gets hot, pain
        on the sides of the head,
        As if it would be difficult for me to hold it, I don't know if it is due to the cervical or neurological, since my neurologist did not see anything strange and only gave me vitamins B12 B6 Ect and told me that for him I have a very big emotional problem, he only gave me ibuprofen, and he didn't tell me about doing an MRI or something on my brain, but I don't know if it's my head that makes my neck and the whole body hurt and makes me weak, and the problem is neurological, or it's the neck and the The problem is traumatological and that makes it stiff and everything else and gives me a headache. A doctor saw the plates and told me that I have something in my cervical spine that is not so bad that I just apply a collar and a hot towel. But I say, can all this cause this weakness in my neck that makes my head feel heavy? Could be
        I know this page is not about neurology, but maybe you see how specialists can guide me if I have to see a traumatologist? Or what specialist? , why the neurologist. From my hospital, when I told him about the headache
        It became chronic and the weakness, the tingling all over my body, he only gave me vitamins B12 and ibuprofen, nothing more...

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  7. Is there really nothing that can be done about creaking joints?
    I am 23 years old, I suffer from osteoarthritis due to excessive physical exercise and I have been quite unwell and sore in various parts of my body, apart from the fact that my joints creak all the time and some are accompanied by pain. The problem is that I am from Colombia and the health sector here is terrible, so what to do?

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  8. Good afternoon, I have sensitivity in my right leg and I don't know what it is due to and at the same time it feels like punctures. What can I do to make it go away?
    …. Thank you

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  9. Hello, good morning and thank you for your response.
    My dad was diagnosed with osteoarthritis and his arms hurt a lot, he can't lift weights or lift his grandchildren. That also makes him depressed. The medications haven't helped him much. Is there any that you recommend? And what foods should you eat for collagen production?

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  10. Good night
    My problem is that my hip bones jerk when I do cardio exercises or simply when I do some sit-ups.
    I don't feel any kind of pain.
    And I want to know if practicing cardio can be harmful to the joints
    Thank you so much

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  11. Excuse me, I have had pain in my shoulder for days when I make any movement, what is the reason for it, please, thank you.

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  12. Good afternoon, I need help. I have a 20-year-old son suffering from this crunch and pain in the vertebrae near the spine. Mind you, the truth is, I've been through therapy for about 50 times and it's getting worse every time. I would like you to help me this way... I'm desperate.

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  13. Good morning. A query.
    For a month now, when I make any movement, my bones click and when I make a movement, such as raising my arms and lowering them quickly, I get very strong pain, which then passes. What can be. Please reply to my email..
    Thank you

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  14. Hello my 12 year old son. When you get up or lie down your ankles ring, you play soccer, I would like to know if it is normal? And what you can do to avoid that. He has no pain.

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  15. Good morning to those who read this request, please, I would like to know why all my bones creak and I have no pain, thank you

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    • Good morning.

      Thank you very much for your comment on our blog. We are sorry for the situation you are in. In your case, it would be advisable to carry out a prior diagnostic study by a specialist traumatologist.

      All the best.

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  16. Good afternoon, since I can remember I have always had that crunch from my toes, my ankles, my knee, my elbows, my fingers crack in various directions, sometimes my wrists and neck, none of them accompanied by any pain but at the simplest movement, as in the case of my knees, they creak, sometimes I think that if I spent the whole day moving both knees they would creak infinitely. But as I said, none accompanied by any pain...

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  17. Good afternoon, a little over a year ago my hip cracked with pain in my pelvis, soaps, knee, even more so on the left. Supposedly it's a hip snap but I've already done all the therapies and it's not getting better.
    I have a x-ray and everything is ok

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  18. I am 61 years old and 2 months ago I was diagnosed with advanced ostoporodis without fractures. I am undergoing treatment but every time I make any movement my joints crack without pain. That is about this disease. What should I do?

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  19. Good afternoon, because when I move my head from side to side. I feel something creaking inside. I can't quite identify what the area is. But there is a slight creak. There are times when I have had very mild dizziness. But I assume it may be tiredness.

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    • Good morning Cristhias,

      Thank you very much for commenting on the Elgeadi Traumatología blog. First of all, we advise you to go to your family doctor so that he can refer you to the appropriate specialist with his previous diagnosis. If it is recommended by your doctor and it could be a trauma pathology, do not hesitate to contact our specialist traumatologists in the link provided for a comprehensive diagnosis of the same and the most appropriate treatment.

      All the best.

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  20. Good morning
    I am 52 years old and a while ago I began to have cracking in my bones... all over my body...
    Hands..legs..arms..feet etc..neck
    It doesn't hurt, but it's uncomfortable.
    What will it be...
    That cavitation? It seems like I'm missing oil!
    Thank you

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  21. Hello good morning
    A question what could it be?
    I have constant pain in my wrists and pain and swelling in my ankles.
    I am very worried because they swell up without standing or doing anything.

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  22. Hello, good afternoon, my question is that the bones only ring in my legs, sometimes in my knees, and when I go down the stairs I always hear the bones in my ankles. I even feel sorry for anyone listening. No pain, no inflammation.

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  23. Rattle when drinking apple cider vinegar with water.

    Hello, good afternoon
    I have this symptom, I hope it is useful, for your research and treatments.

    He says goodbye,

    Gustavo Osío

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  24. Hello, my 11-year-old son's elbows and knees crack all the time. He's about a year old. We noticed that you can hear it every time he makes movements. He says that sometimes he has pain when he cracks, but it's not intense, it's like a pinch. Is it normal or do I have to worry, thank you very much

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  25. Good afternoon... I am a 43-year-old Colombian, for approximately 3 years I have been experiencing pain in my right hand with inflammation and pain in the continuous part of the thumb, with increased pain in the elbow of the same arm and it thunders quite a bit all the time. my joints, especially in my fingers and toes... I appreciate your attention.

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  26. Good morning, 5 months ago I had an incomplete fissure in my left ankle, currently through an x-ray it is already consolidated, I walk well, but today when I tried to put on a boot while standing as it did not fit easily, I forced it a little, and I felt like I crashed. I don't know if it's the ankle, it hurts a little and I feel like I'm asleep, I felt that sensation when I was hurt, I can walk, my question is if it could be something to worry about or should I go for a checkup, it doesn't look swollen

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  27. My three-year-old daughter suffers from pain in her feet. I took her to the traumatologist and they told me that it was normal due to growth... but a few days ago I realized that when she moves her toes it makes her creak up to her knee. I would like know if it is normal

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  28. Greetings. In my case, when I turn my neck I hear what friction sounds like between bone and bone.

    And the knees when doing squats sound like ground bone.

    Both situations are no pain.

    I am 34 years old.

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    • Hello, I am 16 years old. For more than a year now, I have cracked my jaw and it hurts when I eat hard things and when chewing. My knees and ankle also crack and sometimes it hurts when I walk. My hips also crack and it also hurts when I walk. walk, I don't know what to do, I'm tired of not knowing what I have or how to treat the pain.

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  29. Hello, good afternoon, what happens to me is that with any movement my bones rattle. elbows, knees back. and it's not that I make them sound like that on purpose. Otherwise they ring with any movement. From the moment I wake up until I go to sleep.
    That is normal? They never sounded so familiar to me.

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  30. Hello, I hope you can help me, my 15-year-old daughter started having pain in her left wrist 3 months ago that sometimes makes her cry, she can't move it much because it causes a lot of pain, I took her to the family doctor and they told me Maybe it's carpal tunnel, they sent her for an x-ray and it went well, so the doctor sent her to the pediatrician, she sent her to do several studies such as ultrasound, electromyography and blood tests and everything went well but the pain didn't stop her. Stop, she uses a splint but it seems that it is not helping her, not even the painkillers help her to calm the pain when the pain starts to be strong, she also sometimes gets pain in her ankles and jaw that also makes her cry from the pain but the pain of The doll is unable to move it, since she was little she has complained about her wrists because when she was little and we wanted to lift her hands her wrist would crack and she would cry from the pain but then it would go away, but she has always complained about pain in her her wrists, which they told us was due to growth and we did not take much importance until now that she cannot move her, could you recommend another study please since the x-rays, ultrasound, electromyography and blood tests came back fine
    The last thing the pediatrician told us is that only with the splint will the pain be relieved and she will no longer follow up because there is nothing more that can be done to what she told me to only use the splint, but also another one. My question is, do you already have to wear the splint for life and will that discomfort ever go away?

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      • Thank you very much if I will do that on the outside since social security will no longer follow up and I can't leave my daughter with that pain 😢

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        • Hello Laura,
          That is, we regret that we cannot help you more through this means, it is very difficult to resolve cases through a comment since we are missing a lot of data about the patient and their medical history.
          Good luck

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          • Hello, good day, sorry, what happened is that I had 2 falls about 2 months ago and my foot bent on those occasions. At first we thought it was a pulled tendon and for 1 month they rubbed and stretched my foot. Then I went for an x-ray, they told me I had 3 fractures. I went to the emergency room the next day, the orthopedist told me I had 3 fractures but that there was no need to operate and he didn't let me see the result and sent me home with a splint. I have already had it for 1 month and I still feel a lot of pain, discomfort, numbness, tingling, unable to move and when I move the toes that are not affected I feel and hear that my entire foot is cracking.

  31. Hello, I have fibromyalgia, osteoarthritis, rheumatism, I'm dying from the pain, I'm suffering a lot. I'm being treated at Merlo Hero de Malvinas. There are no traumatologists, no diabetologist, no endocrinologist, please, I need the doctors to treat me.

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  32. Good morning... I have a diagnosis of lack of cartilage in both knees as well as a cyst in one of them. My problem is with surgery and my problem can be solved. I will continue exercising and another issue is that I have muscle stiffness when I get up. I have not been diagnosed with the reason. Why does it happen to me? What if I didn't do physical activity is that the problem of stiffness is more noticeable... the only thing I take for these problems is methocarbamol and magnesium for the stiffness. Thank you for answering.

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    • Hello Adriana,
      We see that you have been diagnosed and are undergoing treatment. As for rigidity, it can be due to multiple causes, the case would have to be reviewed, the corresponding clinical examination done and the imaging tests seen to tell you something about it.
      Rehabilitation and following your specialist's instructions is very important for recovery.
      Greetings

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  33. Good afternoon.
    In my case, half of my body hurts in the joints, I have noticed that my joints, especially the knee and shoulder, crack and become inflamed. I performed rheumatic factor studies and the C-reactive protein value came out a little high. Only my Dr prescribed me naproxen 550 and I have nothing to worry about. But I still have the pain and the other symptoms. What do you recommend me? Do I have anything to worry about?

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    • Hello, good afternoon, I would like to know if TMJ and bruxism can produce those horrible sounds in the bones of the head. That's horrible for me. The doctor says that's why I also have fibromyalgia. What should I do? What should I tell the doctor to improve the quality? of life besides that I have bite edge to edge

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  34. Because when I'm face down and I raise my knees... My leg completely changes the way I walk. I mean, my knee creaks and the way I walk is automatically different?

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  35. Is it normal that every time I move I make a bone noise? Whenever I bend over or stretch a limb it sounds quite loud but I don't feel pain, and that doesn't happen to the rest of the people my age (I'm 17).

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  36. Hello, I wanted to tell you that I am constantly cracking my fingers, neck and back, even when I sleep as a way of relaxation, but it is starting to be very uncomfortable. I need to know if it is serious... the traumatologist simply told me not to do it... but the anxiety is already there. starting to be big

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  37. Hello, I've had the same problem for years but I really don't know if it's something important. My ankles constantly ring when going up and down stairs, sometimes when walking, other times when I'm lying down they creak and the joint feels strange and my body asks me to move my ankle because if not it causes discomfort.
    The fact is that my ankle doesn't hurt when I snap it, but when it comes to everyday life I sometimes have discomfort and I am a basketball player and when I play it causes me a lot of pain.
    Thank you for reading.
    I await a response ❤️.

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  38. Good afternoon, I am presenting that when I go up the stairs my knee makes a noise but it is when you burst bubbles that you would recommend me please 🙏

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  39. It turns out that I used to hear the cracking of bones in the lower excrements, at the level of my feet, from time to time; but since I've had hearing aids, the sound is much more frequent than I perceived, and occurs practically a few times a day. So... you tell me! I think that my joints, at 76 years old, must be in tatters, and the sonovial fluid sounds more like a sonphonic orchestra, with so much cavitation.
    Cordially,
    Fernando

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    • Hello Fernando,
      The clicking sounds in your joints that you hear more clearly with hearing aids are common and usually not a cause for concern, especially at your age. These sounds are usually caused by the release of gases in the synovial fluid, which is natural when you move your joints.

      As we age, it's normal for our joints to make more noise due to wear and tear or changes in the synovial fluid. If you don't have pain, inflammation or limited movement, these clicking sounds are harmless and don't indicate a serious problem.

      You've probably become more aware of these noises because of the use of hearing aids, which amplify sounds you didn't notice before. If you start to feel pain or limitation in your joints, it would be a good idea to see a doctor for a checkup. For now, don't worry too much; it's normal.

      Greetings

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  40. Hello, good evening, my back cracks a lot, it's been about half a year now and my whole body hurts, I don't know what it is and for the same reason I always push my arms back, I do that because I think that it makes me feel a little better, but on the contrary, I feel worse.

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    • Hello Rosalina,
      The fact that your back cracks and you feel pain all over could be related to several factors, such as muscle tension, joint problems or even spinal problems. Performing movements that are not directed by a specialist could make the situation worse. We would recommend that you consult a doctor or physical therapist for a complete evaluation and an appropriate treatment plan to help you relieve pain and improve your well-being.
      Greetings

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    • Hello Ricardo,

      Bone clicking during sleep can be a normal noise, especially if it is related to sleep movements or postures. However, if it is a recurring noise or if you notice that it is associated with discomfort or pain, we recommend that you consult a specialist. A pediatrician or pediatric orthopedist will be able to evaluate your daughter and determine if any treatment or follow-up is necessary.

      Greetings.

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  41. Hello good afternoon my name is Luis, a question, what is good for the inflammation of the back and chest, it seems that I have it tight and I lack air, a little. What happens is that I went to the doctor because they told me that I had a construction worker, that in my shoulder, they said they broke the long tendon and it went into the rabbit and a ball formed, according to what it says, there is no cure, I don't know if that is why my back and chest hurt, my back is a lot swollen and my shoulders hurt, I already went to the doctor but he only injected me for the pain and prescribed me some pills for five days and they didn't give me anything, I would like to know what I have or what this discomfort is like.

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    • Hello Luis,

      We are very sorry to hear that you are going through this situation. It is important that a specialist evaluate your case in detail to determine the exact cause of your symptoms and offer you the appropriate treatment. Swelling in the back and chest, along with the feeling of shortness of breath, can have different causes, and it is essential to make an accurate diagnosis.

      If you wish, you can schedule an appointment with our specialists, who will be able to assess your situation and help you find the best solution to relieve your discomfort.

      Greetings.

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  42. Hello good night:
    I was diagnosed with Rheumatoid Arthritis and Dermatomyositis 6 years ago but a couple of years ago I noticed that I have a popping sensation every time I sit down or get up, especially my hips and knees. I don't feel any pain when I pop or anything but it does freak me out that I have a popping sensation all the time, even when I walk. I have asked the rheumatologist and he says that it is normal in my condition but I want to ask if this can get worse or maybe go away? Can it hurt at some point or make my situation worse?

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    • Hello,

      Rheumatoid arthritis and dermatomyositis can affect joint health over time, so ongoing medical follow-up is essential. Cracking itself is not always a cause for alarm, but if you begin to experience pain, stiffness, or limited movement, it could be a sign that treatment adjustments or preventative interventions are needed.

      If you have any questions or need more details on how to handle this situation, please do not hesitate to request an appointment with our team for a more personalized evaluation of your case.

      Greetings.

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  43. Hello,
    A few months ago I started noticing the clicking in my knee and ankle… I have been doing weight training for 13 years and low-impact exercises for 25 years… but those clicking sounds in one leg don’t stop, they are not accompanied by pain, but I don’t know if it has to do with taking glucosamine and chondroitin, which causes more synovial fluid?
    Sometimes I thunder all over the place, and that didn't happen to me before. I'm 39 years old...
    Will it be necessary to visit a traumatologist?
    Blessings, thank you for your response.

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    • Hello Yare,

      Painless joint clicking is usually normal and may be due to tendon movement or gas bubbles in the synovial fluid. Glucosamine and chondroitin should not cause excess fluid. However, if the clicking is persistent or accompanied by discomfort, it would be advisable to consult an orthopedic surgeon for evaluation.

      All the best!

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  44. Dlbm greetings, almost 2 months ago I have a strong pain behind my knee, I can't bend down to pick something up because the pain is intense, it spreads to my ankle and hip bone, and in my front knee I feel like some sharp pains, they did a plate and nothing came out and the pain persists, thank you.

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    • Hello Magdalena,

      If the pain persists and initial tests haven't identified the cause, a more detailed evaluation with a specialist may be helpful. In some cases, additional testing may be necessary to determine the source of the problem and determine the most appropriate treatment. If you wish, you can consult with our trauma specialists by calling 91 005 39 00 to discuss your case in depth.

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  45. Hi, I had my cruciate ligament surgery for the second time, and ever since recovery, my knee has always creaked a lot, but without pain. I don't like the sound it makes, and I don't know if it can be avoided or lessened. Do you have any recommendations?

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    • Hello Nico,

      In order to make a recommendation, our specialists must evaluate your medical history and previous tests. If you wish, you can schedule an appointment with one of our specialists by calling 910 05 39 00.

      Greetings.

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  46. Hello, I have been diagnosed with lumbar anterolisthesis.
    When I stand still for a moment and then try to move forward, it feels like the bones in my lower back have come apart, and it causes pain. After I walk, it lessens. Is this related to my diagnosis?

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    • Hello Sandra,

      What you describe could be related to your diagnosis of lumbar anterolisthesis. This type of condition can cause alterations in spinal stability, which can generate that sensation of pain or instability when remaining in a static position. However, it is essential that a spine specialist conduct a more detailed evaluation to confirm if this sensation is directly associated with your diagnosis and to recommend the most appropriate treatment.

      If you wish, you can make an appointment with our specialists for a personalized consultation. You can contact us by calling 91 005 39 00.

      Greetings.

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  47. Hello, good evening. My wrist joints hurt and swell, and my hands and part of my wrists suddenly ache. I also feel a soft cracking sound, but it's very quiet. What could be causing this?

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    • Hi Lizbeth, thank you for writing to us.

      Wrist pain and inflammation, accompanied by cracking or popping sounds, can be caused by several factors: overuse, tendinitis, joint inflammation, or even problems with the cartilage or ligaments. Without an examination, it's difficult to determine the exact cause.

      The most advisable thing is an in-person assessment to study your hands and wrists and determine the appropriate treatment.

      If you would like to consult with our team in Madrid, you can call +34 910 053 900. We are here to help.

      Reply
  48. Hello, I'd like to know why my wrists hurt from time to time, and I feel like it's difficult to move them. It feels like it's the bones or joints. What could be causing this? It hurts when I open and close my hands.

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    • Hello, thank you for your message.

      Pain and difficulty moving the wrists when opening and closing the hands can be due to various causes, such as overuse, tendinitis, joint inflammation, or joint degeneration. Without an examination, it is difficult to identify the exact cause.

      The most advisable course of action is an in-person medical evaluation to examine your wrists and hands and guide the appropriate treatment.

      If you wish, you can schedule an appointment with our team in Madrid by calling +34 910 053 900. We are here to help.

      Reply

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To offer an accurate diagnosis to the patient, a personalized evaluation and a thorough review of their medical history will always be necessary. Once the case has been studied individually, the most appropriate treatment will be recommended to the patient according to their pathology and/or illness.

Furthermore, at Elgeadi Traumatology, we would like to remind you that no medication will be prescribed without prior consultation.

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