Compartment Syndrome
Causes, Symptoms, Complications, Prevention, Diagnosis and Treatment
What are the symptoms of Compartment Syndrome?
Symptoms of acute compartment syndrome develop within a few hours of injury. These include:
- Severe and continuous pain in an arm or leg
- Absence of sensation, feelings of numbness in an arm or leg
- Bruises, swelling, tightness in an area
Symptoms of chronic compartment syndrome are usually related to extreme exertion of the body. These usually subside when the individual rests. Some common symptoms include:
- Intense pain
- Tingling and/or burning sensations
- Stiffness in the arm or leg
- Difficulty in moving the legs
- Muscle bulging
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