Bakers Cyst (or Popliteal Cyst)
When your knee produces too much synovial fluid, the excess fluid causes the bursa behind the knee to expand and bulge and is called a Bakers Cyst.
Articles written by Northern Beaches physiotherapist, Andre Rickenbach.
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