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Small Lump On The Knee, History Of Huge Cut On Knee. What Could Be The Cause?

Hi back when I was a kid I was playing soccer on hard gravel concrete I then wasn t paying attention and tripped over the soccer ball then giving me a huge cut on my right knee after it heal a strange skin lump form from it and it s been there for years and I have no idea what it is so mostly it is now a small lump from my knee injury from who knows how long ago and I really want to get rid of it should I get cream for it or is it one of those lumps filled with clear liquid from lots of blood being produced?
Fri, 9 May 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
It can be a bad scar or pre patellar bursitis. I would suggest you to show it to orthopaedic surgeon and get x ray of the knee joint. if it showing any abnormality then treatment has to be done accordingly. You might need a MRI also.
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Small Lump On The Knee, History Of Huge Cut On Knee. What Could Be The Cause?

It can be a bad scar or pre patellar bursitis. I would suggest you to show it to orthopaedic surgeon and get x ray of the knee joint. if it showing any abnormality then treatment has to be done accordingly. You might need a MRI also.