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My knee cap feels almost mushy it doesn't hurt, only if i slam it on something i haven't went to the doctor cause i have had for more than 2 year ?
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Bursa: Sounds like prepatellar bursitis from direct pressure or shearing force.
Answered 7/1/2017
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