A Baker’s Cyst is a type of Bursitis found behind or about the knee joint and is categorised as a soft tissue injury and is the condition which results when the bursa sac in this area becomes inflamed. This could happen because of a variety of reasons like; a repetitive injury, a sudden impact injury, sporting injury or as a result of an underlying inflammatory condition.
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We have purchased your patches for application on my husband’s knee. It certainly drained some fluid from his knees, giving some relief after one application.
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Hi Just a quick note that I feel I needed to write about the OSMO Patches. In September I tripped over while running and fell on my knee which left me with a fractured bone at the back of my knee which in turn ruptured my cruciate ligament. Although back on track now after various […]
Toky, I am writing to you again because my husband wants to order additional patches. He says that they are amazing for his severe leg cramps. He sleeps through the night whereas before using the patches he would get up 3 or 4 times a night with cramping in his legs.
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The Osmo patch definitely helps my baker’s cyst (behind my left knee)!
It is temporary, but the relief is enormous!
I use it every few weeks and the swelling and discomfort abate greatly!
Thank you
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