Smiling People

[Doseone]

Does prepatellar bursitis sound cooler. It's the best I can do. It's all part of whatever I did in February, running. It's not from cleaning the shower. Various family members can vociferously attest to that.

Joking aside, I hope it gets better. It's part of the crap as you get older that you pick up more injuries and they take longer to heal.

 

[Arjimlad]

I had bursitis for about two years. It was like having a boob implant on my kneecap. Eventually it just went away without any surgical intervention.

It certainly didn't cause any pain or discomfort and nobody smiled at it or me because of it.

I hope yours gets better too!

 

[Crackle]

I had bursitis for about two years. It was like having a boob implant on my kneecap. Eventually it just went away without any surgical intervention.

It certainly didn't cause any pain or discomfort and nobody smiled at it or me because of it.

I hope yours gets better too!

I think mine is caused by something else. Anyway the physio said if it's not gone down by the next visit, she'll remove the fluid from my knee.

I regret to say, no one is smiling at me now, I've improved enough to not need the stick.

 

[Arjimlad]

My GP said to live with it if I could, as draining the fluid could lead to infection & complications. I can't explain why it went away. It just did. No time off the bike or anything. It came on after kneeling on a hard floor painting skirting boards.