A Baker’s Cyst is a type of Bursitis found behind or about the knee joint and is categorized 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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I got the patches yesterday evening. I have had five knee operations on my right knee and have arthritis. I also have a bakers cyst on the back of my knee and off to the front. I tried it last night and I was surprised at the results and it actually took away some of the swelling. I work out every other day and I think these will help.
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I got it yesterday! Used it last night and it is already helping with the pain quite a bit! Thank you so much for your considerate responses.
Received patches on 10 day (Nov.8). Thanks. Patches have been positive results for my Barkers Cyst. Will probably order more patches latter on to keep my knee in shape. Regards
I’ve had bakers cyst under my knee cap for 5 years and I’ve been in constant agony and haven’t been able to bend my knee for 5 years all my doctor could come up with was sticking needles under my knee cap, but 3 days on patches and it’s amazing swelling has almost gone pain […]
I received the patches on SATURDAY and this is working fine. THANKS
Thank you, I have already used almost all the patches from my last order. I had a bakers cyst which I think has really improved with the patches. I also have tennis elbow on one elbow and golfers elbow on the other and I have put the patches on my elbows one nite and there […]
Hi, I have used your patches with great success for a bursa that I got when I was thrown from a horse. I have used it also for my husband’s knee. Thanks
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