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Our son had a Baker`s Cyst at the age of 3. It burst causing chronic arthritic symptoms in his left knee, lasting for 2 years. He made a full recovery.
He is now 19 & since April of this year (2000) has had identical symptoms. His knee is hot & swollen & very painful & stiff; especially in the mornings.
An MRI scan has shown him to have no tears etc but has revealed extensive swelling inside the joint.
What do you suggest the best treatment to be for this & what is the prognosis for the future?
Alexander and Margaret
In Reply to: Recurrence of Baker`s Cyst posted by Alexander and Margaret on August 30, 2000 at 15:39:55:
Hi, Alexander and Margaret.
This is what comes from putting all our eggs in the allopathic basket (The allpathic monopoly is responsible for that.) NOTHING was done for his causes and susceptibilities that caused him to show this at such a young age. That guaranteed that he would have trouble later in life and so he has. If nothing is done about causes now he will eventually be a knee cripple and none of you want that.
You need the information in the archives about arthritis, baker's, LGS and SR. Remember that we are doing our best to make this information available but there is a lot of information in these archives, most of which you do not need at this stage.
THEN, if you have questions write again.
Walt
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