Knee effusion can occur due to infection from bacteria or viruses, inflammation from arthritis (like osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis), and injuries to ligaments, cartilage, or menisci. Bursitis, which is inflammation of the bursae, can also cause swelling, as can overuse from repetitive activities like running or jumping. In such cases, you may need to aspirate the knee to remove excess fluid and relieve pressure.#kneepain #painmanagement #doctor | Precision Care Medical & Sports Performa

🦿 Knee Effusion (swelling) & Aspiration (drainage) . Knee effusion is swelling in your knee making it feel like it’s filled with fluid. It’s often an accumulation of excess fluid in or around your knee joint, like a water balloon inside your knee. #KneeEffusion can happen due to injury, arthritis, or other medical conditions and include: - Swelling around kneecap - Stiffness/reduced range of motion - Pain/discomfort when moving - “squishy” feeling when touching the knee . When fluid buildup bec

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