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Almost bent my knee the wrong way 2yrs ago & have a hard lump just above the crease of my knee. it doesn't move & is now painful mainly after exercise?
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You may have : A bakers cyst. I would recommend you see an orthopedist. A soft tissue mass is another possibility.
Answered 9/7/2014
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