Fluid on the knee

[alwaysFlOoReD]

Ummm. Remember saying this? Probably related to the shoulder pain.

I can relate to this. I have arthritis and bursitis in both shoulders. Before I knew this I would wonder why my shoulders would hurt after some heavier than normal physical labor. The activity would cause the underlying arthritis to flair up...

 

[ShhhhhDougsHere]

My shoulder was hurting a few days before the last snow shoveling I did.

However I will concede the shoveling didn't help.

I have psoriasis which causes rheumatoid arthritis and I do believe I have it in every joint.

 

[Bill]

I've had it in my elbow from leaning on the computer desk. I also have arthritis in one hip. There has been a few times where it has has a squishy feeling when I walk as if fluid is in the joint, and it really hurt when I moved the wrong way.

 

[ShhhhhDougsHere]

So I have not posted in this thread in a few days.

Yesterday morning before I left the house I felt and little fluid or whatever it is in the bubble on my knee.

Then as it turned out I ended up having to use my knees to help me hold a tire from my brother's 2006 F-150 in place up against a wall with a jack stand underneath it on the other side. Opposite the wall.
While he was using his battery powered impact driver on his bearing remover tools bolt trying to remove the bearing out of his rotor.
We had the rotor in the tire so we could have better leverage.
The bearing was in so tight we ended up breaking the bearing remover tool.

Needless to say we don't have a hydraulic press.

So however today I don't feel anything in the bubble.
I don't understand it at all.