Hard bulge on knee and below knee

2026-03-09 06:12:40
Pls find the attached report and pic I have this bulge on knee and below knee from two months USG is normal this I got it after yoga which I was doing for three months and had been some trekking after that noticed. What I should do when it will come down I don't have major pain mild discomfort My report Patient Name MURTHY Accession RH-305015-US Patient D.O.B. 12/01/1985 Description US RIGHT KNEE Patient ID GFG002Z Study Date/Time 03/03/2026 09:56 Referring Physician BAYYA, SUSHMA Modality US ULTRASOUND RIGHT KNEE Clinical History: Right knee swelling, ?pathology. Findings: Quadriceps and patellar tendons are unremarkable. No significant suprapatellar recess effusion. Medial and lateral compartments are unremarkable. No Baker’s cyst. Conclusion: Unremarkable right knee ultrasound. Radiologist: Dr C. B. Kwok 1 of 1
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Nothing major to worry about. Avoid squatting, kneeling. Cap Indocap 25 twice daily for 1 week .
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if still doesnt settle after 3 weeks or so .. can repeat a usg or mri

Answered2026-03-09 07:15:31

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Apply ice over bulge Avoid stressful activities Wait for 1 month

Answered2026-03-09 06:50:41

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Avoid excessive squatting or high-strain exercises temporarily Apply hot fomentation over the area for 15 minutes twice daily Use mild anti-inflammatory medication if needed Quadriceps strengthening and stretching exercises.
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Most such swellings improve gradually over 4 weeks.If the swelling increases in size or pain, redness or restriction of knee movement develops then MRI of the knee to be done.

Answered2026-03-09 13:58:50

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