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What is Knee Bursitis?
Description of the disease
Knee bursitis is inflammation of the mucous membrane of the knee joint, accompanied by the formation of exudate in the bursa (a cavity filled with synovial fluid).
Classification
Traumatic bursitis (occurs as a result of injury)
Infectious bursitis (occurs as a result of infection)
Aseptic bursitis (occurs without infection penetration)
Symptoms
Swelling and redness in the knee area
Pain when moving and pressing on the knee
Sensation of warmth in the knee joint area
Causes
The most common causes of knee bursitis are trauma, overuse, and infection.
Diagnosis
Diagnosis of knee bursitis includes examination by a doctor, X-ray and ultrasound.
Treatment
Treatment may include taking anti-inflammatory drugs, physiotherapy, bursa puncture, and surgical intervention in the case of infectious bursitis.
Prevention
To prevent knee bursitis, it is recommended to avoid overuse, correctly distribute the load on the knees, and wear protective equipment during sports activities.
Doctor
Knee bursitis treatment is carried out by an orthopedic surgeon, traumatologist.
Note: This material is provided solely for informational purposes and is not medical advice.