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Have pain when sit on my knees.
Hi Doctor,
I had small accident with bike few months ago and I was injured on left knee. I took treatment from a doctor in my village. Injuries is gone but there is some flesh collected. (Please have a look attached picture). Now when I sit on my knees or when force applied on it. it pains.
So please provide me some guidance. What to do.
Pleas find attached picture.
Thanks & Regards.
Rohit kumar sah
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Seems like a keloid
If it is paining you then get it surgically removed.
Can try hot fomentation.
Warm oil, etc
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Dr. Aseem Goyal
Trauma Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Yup it's a keloid , just apply local heat , if it still doesn't improve , than it will need to be surgically removed
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