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Right knee pain
Only right knee pain which comes and goes. Suddenly the pain worsened. The MRI showed: minimal to gross joint effusion. Grade 2 injury of patellar tendon. Enhancement of hoffas fat pad. Blood test: crp and esr were high. Uric acid, rf factor, cbc were normal. Aso was normal No recent injuries too. Last knee injury was 5 year back due to a fall upon mri that showed minimal joint effusion. Other things were normal. What is the exact cause? Is it a type of chronic inflammatory arthritis or any other like an autoimmune disease?
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Autoimmune less likely…upload mri report ..should see tear or degeneration
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Not chronic inflammatory or autoimmune..
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