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Medical Conditions - Joint Effusion

Joint effusion is a collection of extra fluids flooding the tissues around the joint. It can cause swelling in the area. Treatment includes drainage of fluid by the doctor.

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A injury happened during my 5K run on the treadmill with normal jogging speed. Does it indicate that my bones are weak?

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What does an MRI report after the leg injury indicate?

Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. I can understand your concern. Meniscus are little cartilages on both sides of the knee and its injury during sports is very common.

How to manage the pain on the left side of the foot?

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