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fluid formation in knee
as per MRI, MEDIAL PATELLAR RETINACULUM SHOWS THICKENING AND IRREGULARITY -? PARTIAL TEAR
* MILD CONTUSION OF ACL.
* MILD PATELLO-FEMORAL JOINT EFFUSION EXTENDING ANTERIORLY INTO THE PREPATELLAR SUBCUTANEOUS PLANE.
* BONE CONTUSION IN THE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF FEMUR.
Please suggest me the correct treatment. Thanking you
* MILD CONTUSION OF ACL.
* MILD PATELLO-FEMORAL JOINT EFFUSION EXTENDING ANTERIORLY INTO THE PREPATELLAR SUBCUTANEOUS PLANE.
* BONE CONTUSION IN THE MEDIAL EPICONDYLE OF FEMUR.
Please suggest me the correct treatment. Thanking you
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello!
A Baker’s cyst or a popliteal cyst is a swelling caused by collection of synovial fluid which has escaped from the knee joint, protruding in the area which is back of the knee. Check if you have a baker's cyst?
The treatment for Baker’s cyst includes rest, keeping your leg propped up for several days, massage treatments by a physiotherapist, compression wraps/elastic bandage, NSAIDs and cortisone injections. It may even recede on its own. If not consider surgical treatment.
Take care!
A Baker’s cyst or a popliteal cyst is a swelling caused by collection of synovial fluid which has escaped from the knee joint, protruding in the area which is back of the knee. Check if you have a baker's cyst?
The treatment for Baker’s cyst includes rest, keeping your leg propped up for several days, massage treatments by a physiotherapist, compression wraps/elastic bandage, NSAIDs and cortisone injections. It may even recede on its own. If not consider surgical treatment.
Take care!
whether the drained knee bursa sac obsorbs in the body on its own. Any medicinal treatment is required. Please advise me.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hello!
Rest and avoid weight bearing.
If possible follow up with an orthopedician for a proper examination and also wear a knee cast for couple of weeks or wear a knee brace.
You can apply ice packs regularly and also take intermittent NSAIDs for pain relief.
Consider surgery if the conservative treatment fails.
Take care!
Rest and avoid weight bearing.
If possible follow up with an orthopedician for a proper examination and also wear a knee cast for couple of weeks or wear a knee brace.
You can apply ice packs regularly and also take intermittent NSAIDs for pain relief.
Consider surgery if the conservative treatment fails.
Take care!
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