Further therapeutic measures The therapy of the Baker cyst depends on the extent and individual complaints. As a rule, the knee should be relieved and easily mobilized. Some measures that support the healing process are described in detail here. Cooling helps with pain, swelling and inflammation. However, it is necessary to cool the knee to … Further therapeutic measures | Baker cyst – treat it correctly
Surgery? The same applies to surgery for a Baker cyst as to general therapy – it is only successful in the long term if the cause is also treated. For example, if there is untreated osteoarthritis in the knee, but the Baker cyst is removed surgically, it is very likely that it will not reoccur … Surgery? | Baker cyst – treat it correctly
The Baker’s cyst is a bulge in the hollow of the knee, usually the result of another knee joint injury or disease. Cyst is the Greek word for cavity or bladder in the tissue. In the case of the Baker cyst, this cavity is filled with fluid. This is caused by increased metabolic processes in … Baker cyst – treat it correctly
Baker cyst treatment/physiotherapy Since the Baker cyst is usually the result of another disease or injury in the knee joint area, it is first important to treat the underlying disease. The Baker’s cyst in itself recedes of its own accord due to the reduction in inflammation and the sparing of the knee. Otherwise, the cyst … Baker cyst treatment/physiotherapy | Baker cyst – treat it correctly
