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Left knee one doctor said the tracking was off from my knee cap, took mri and he said there was no tear jus mild to moderate joint effusion. does thi?
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See details: It is difficult to offer specifics but the knees swelling can be from numerous causes. Aspiration and analysis of the fluid may provide important information about the cause of the inflammation. I would urge a consultation with a rheumatologist.
Answered 1/18/2014
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