anyone ever had bubbles behind the knee?

[AAP]

post up what it was like.

 

[biteme]

Wtf?

 

[Devastation]

no but i've been chewing alot of that EXTRA WATERMELON bubble gum. that shit is pretty good

 

[stilleto]

wtf? brothabill is gonna be pissed.

 

[AAP]

hey question in MD magazine was about a girl that always got bubbles behind the knee everytime she used the epillitcal or whatever it was called.

apparently it happens to people fairly common.

 

[PICK3]

When I was small I blew bubbles out of my arse in the bath tub.

 

[GoldenDelicious]

brothabill, the sick kinky prick

 

[Island Son]

i couldn't find it on google. What is it?

 

[AAP]

i couldn't find it on google. What is it?

now if i knew would i be asking?

 

[bignate73]

hmmm...my gf just said she felt like she had that. she ran and then stopped quickly and said it felt like there was swelling or a knot behind her knee. it went away. i would think its imflammation from either a quick hamstring contraction or repetitive one on an unnatural movement like the elliptical.

 

[SgtSlaughter]

strech more... before, during, and after. In the morning and at night too would help.

 

[Chambewy20]

I had what is called a Baker's Cyst, pretty much a deposit of synovial (sp?) fluid, like "water on the knee," but when your knee generates an excess, it takes the path of least resistance which in many cases is behind the knee.

With my dumbass, I kept on training heavy for a powerlifting meet and then one day it burst and all migrated down into my foot, it looked like a club foot.

I had surgery and basically they attempted to patch the "leaks" as best they could and resulted in a big ass scar and sorta messed with my hamstring.

I also had severe arthritis, a couple of tears and a fractured patella without even knowing it afte the MRI and some scoping.

Google Baker's Cyst and see if this seems to be the case, I thought in my case it was just water on the knee but since I never slowed up in my training or activities, it never went away therefore had to have it removed. I beleive they can extract it with a syringe but mine was severe enough to need surgery.

 

[AAP]

I had what is called a Baker's Cyst, pretty much a deposit of synovial (sp?) fluid, like "water on the knee," but when your knee generates an excess, it takes the path of least resistance which in many cases is behind the knee.

With my dumbass, I kept on training heavy for a powerlifting meet and then one day it burst and all migrated down into my foot, it looked like a club foot.

I had surgery and basically they attempted to patch the "leaks" as best they could and resulted in a big ass scar and sorta messed with my hamstring.

I also had severe arthritis, a couple of tears and a fractured patella without even knowing it afte the MRI and some scoping.

Google Baker's Cyst and see if this seems to be the case, I thought in my case it was just water on the knee but since I never slowed up in my training or activities, it never went away therefore had to have it removed. I beleive they can extract it with a syringe but mine was severe enough to need surgery.

can you post pics of all that? esp. the club foot.

 

[rykertest]

yes but she charged me extra for that.

 

[Chambewy20]

Was not one of my most stellar moments, maybe I can post up some of the scope pic's, the knee socket bones are all suppose to be smooth and mine were full of floating bone fragments and like gravel had been in there.

Suppose all the dumb shit I did in life took a toll and I didn't even realize it...

 

[msam76]

I had a ganglon cyst behind my left knee. had surgery back in February to remove it. Simple procedure.