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Effusion into joint capsule

2018-03-13 11:59:58
I was detected with Hoffa's fat pad burst and significant effusion into the joint capsule on Dec 21st. Since then, I have been applying ice, massaging my knee etc. I was also taking Coerip tablets for a month. The pain has not reduced. Want to know the recovery time.
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Consult orthopaedic surgeon

Answered2018-03-13 13:55:54

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