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Suggest Treatment For Blisters And Swelling On The Knee After An Injury

I HIT MY KNEE ON A RADIATOR HARD IN A FALL,PARA MEDICS ATTENDED,AND THE KNEE WAS ALL INTACT,THERE WAS A GREAT SWELLING PARTICULARLY TO THE INSIDE OF MY KNEE,THIS IS SLOWLY GOING DOWN,AND EVERY MOVEMENT IS TIGHT AND HURTS A WEE BIT.Now I note a blister has appeared where the most swelling was on the inside of my leg ,alongside the knee,is there any treatment please.
Tue, 2 Jan 2018
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Hello,
i can understand your concern.
blister may have appeared due to any tight bandage or an infection if there is an open would.
Kindly get a knee ap and lateral xray, if it wasnt done earlier. this is to rule out any fractures
pain and Swelling usually takes two to three weeks to come down. if the swelling is still present, your orthopedecian would do an aspiration and remove the fluid from the joint.
Dressing with betadine is required if an open wound is present. If no open wound is present, supportive knee brace would be helpful
Take tab aceclo sp( aceclofenac+pcm+serratiopeptidase) twice daily for five days. this will aid in pain relief and reduction in swelling.

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Suggest Treatment For Blisters And Swelling On The Knee After An Injury

Hello, i can understand your concern. blister may have appeared due to any tight bandage or an infection if there is an open would. Kindly get a knee ap and lateral xray, if it wasnt done earlier. this is to rule out any fractures pain and Swelling usually takes two to three weeks to come down. if the swelling is still present, your orthopedecian would do an aspiration and remove the fluid from the joint. Dressing with betadine is required if an open wound is present. If no open wound is present, supportive knee brace would be helpful Take tab aceclo sp( aceclofenac+pcm+serratiopeptidase) twice daily for five days. this will aid in pain relief and reduction in swelling. Hope i have answered your query. Thanks for choosing HCM