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The Best Brace For BAKERS CYST
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We select and supply the best products for your needs.
Synovial fluid lubricates the knee to reduce friction and help the leg swing smoothly. A buildup of fluid may result in a fluid-filled cyst originating on the popliteal bursa (back of the knee). Some individuals may experience no pain, while others may notice swelling and inability to fully flex the knee.
A buildup of synovial fluid causes a Baker’s cyst. This can be associated with inflammation (caused by various types of arthritis) or a knee injury involving a cartilage tear.
Pain is associated with activities that involve flexion and extension of the patella (knee). This may include walking, climbing/ descending stairs and sitting.
You don’t need to wear a compression sleeve all day—just when swelling shows up or movement gets uncomfortable. For Baker’s Cyst, that might be after long walks, standing too long, or stairs. Here’s a smart tip: Don’t wait until it’s bad—put the sleeve on early, and wear it like your secret weapon. Wearing a brace says, “I’ve got stuff to do.”
See recommended productscontact for more adviceYou don’t need to wear a compression sleeve all day—just when swelling shows up or movement gets uncomfortable. For Baker’s Cyst, that might be after long walks, standing too long, or stairs. Here’s a smart tip: Don’t wait until it’s bad—put the sleeve on early, and wear it like your secret weapon. Wearing a brace says, “I’ve got stuff to do.”
See recommended productsContact for more advice
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We select and supply the best products for your needs.
We have 6 shop locations across Ontario, staffed by experts who can help you choose the best product for treatment and recovery.
See All LocationsYou can call or text any of our 6 locations, send us an email at info@kinetickonnection.com, or use the form below.
Everything you need for optimal comfort and support. We offer a comprehensive range of orthopedic braces, medical supports, compression socks, and kinetic solutions, along with expert advice.
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