Infrapatellar Bursitis

Infrapatellar_bursitis Infrapatellar bursitis, also known as clergyman’s knee occurs due to the swelling and inflammation of the infrapatellar bursa located just below the kneecap (patella). It accounts for one of the 4 common forms of bursitis that a person may develop around the front of the knee.

Injury is often due to leaning on hard surfaces or sudden impact. Most people will commonly refer to Infrapatellar bursitis simply as knee bursitis
To learn more about bursitis in the knee click the link below.

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I’ve had knee problems for 3 decades and have had 4 surgeries due to an ACL Tear and numerous Meniscus tears. Due to these problems, I’ve had a chronic problem with a Baker’s Cist in back of my knee. I’ve been living with the Baker’s Cyst for years and the swelling that this Cyst caused […]

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I hurt my knee quite severely when out bushwalking in the Mt Mitchell National Park a distance of approximately 5.0 kilometres up total distance almost 11k. I hadn’t been doing much strenuous walking and on the way down I got a nasty pain in my knee. My doctor told me I had a Bakers Cyst […]

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I had a sac of fluid to the upper-right of my knee. Quite large. Initially I had pulled my calf muscle and without realizing the extent of the pull, I continued to pursue my daily routine which consisted of morning workouts at the gym including “spin” class. Needless to say, I aggravated the whole situation. […]

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