Hello, I'm just wondering if anyone has experienced stiffness and slight swelling in the back of their knee. I have not yet been to the doctor, but the symptoms of Baker's Cysts seem to be very similar to my knee's current condition: stiffness when

Does anyone know anything about Bakers cysts? Apparently I have developed one, but no one seems to be able to tell me what to expect re: recovery time, when I can reasonably expect to start running again.... Any advice/ experiences shared would

HI, had a scan of my knee because of regular pain after running and it appears that i have a bakers cyst. my GP said that they dont tend to drain the cyst because they do reoccur. (NHS cost???)) i can run, but my leg is very painful after a run

I used to like Wossy's saturday radio show until his fall from grace but I just love the temporary replacements, Danny Baker and Zoe Ball.  I've just listened to them on my run and had to stop a few times as I was laughing so much i will try itthey

Does anyone know anything about Bakers cysts? Apparently I have developed one, but no one seems to be able to give me any idea of realistic recovery time, when I can start training again...Any experiences/ advice would be greatly appreciated! Have

Ihave a lump behind my knee and sometimes I feel like my knee is full of fluid was told I might have a baker cyst. Anybody ever had this and what was the outcome? clooney - sounds as though it could be a Baker cyst, which is a type of synovial cyst

Went to the physio yesterday with a prob with my left calf only to be told that it wasn't as bad as I had thought but that I should be looking at the back of my other leg.  The start of a bakers cyst.  He offered no advice on halting the problem

thought I'd rest a few days in the hope the lump would go which of course it didn't and although it wasn't giving me too much grief a trip to the doctors followed. He quickly diagnosed a' Bakers Cyste' and explained why it has appeared ( fluid from

I know this has been dealt with before but I've been told I've got a Bakers cyst. Got an excruciating cross-friction massage yesterday and it feels more swollen & painful than before. Any advice I've found online mentions nothing about massage, has

ideas A Baker's cyst (or popliteal cyst as it's otherwise known) is normally the result of osteoarthritis in the knee and tends to be obvious as a feeling of fullness, if not a lump, behind your knee. It can limit knee movement, but isn't normally