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How to treat pes anserine swelling and pain. it has been two years now and i still have pain?
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Bursitis: Definitely need PT and possibly an injection. Continue to use NSAIDs, ice and activity modification. Might be time to get a second opinion or go back to your first doctor.
Answered 1/2/2017
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