recurring fluid buildup around knee joint
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I am a 57 yr old female. I have been diagnosed with having degenerative osteoarthritis in my knees. I have recurring fluid buildup around the joint that can only be removed in the doctor's office. The last time I endured this procedure was June 29 and now it needs to be done again. What am I doing wrong to cause this rapid fluid buildup? |
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You are not doing anything wrong. The fluid is a result of the degenerative arthritis. |
Last update: 01:20 PM Sunday, April 15, 2007
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