The location of the knee pain can vary depending on which structure is involved. With infection or an inflammatory process, the whole knee might be swollen and painful, while a torn meniscus or fracture of a bone gives symptoms only in one specific location. A Baker cyst will usually cause pain in the back of the knee. The severity of the joint pain can vary, from a minor ache to a severe and disabling pain.

Some of the other signs and symptoms that accompany knee pain are:

• difficulty weight bearing or walking due to instability of the knee,

• limping due to discomfort,

• difficulty walking up or down steps due to ligament damage,

• locking of the knee (unable to bend the knee),

• redness and swelling,

• inability to extend the knee, and

• shifting weight to the opposite knee and foot.

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