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Thanks for writing in. hematoma for around 3 weeks after injury is not considered normal, and development of another hematoma after such a long period of trauma is also not normal. Is there any pain, decreased range of motion etc?
It is difficult to say what it is without physical examination and x-rays. Common possibilities could be infection, baker’s cyst, hemarthrosis.
Consult a orthopedician for further assistance.
Best.