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Swollen knees can be alarming—but it’s often your body’s way of protecting the joint. Whether due to arthritis, injury, or infection, the knee generates extra fluid as part of a natural defense mechanism.

➡️ In arthritis: More lubrication is produced due to increased friction.
➡️ In injuries: Extra fluid helps cushion and protect the joint.
➡️ In infections: The body may form pus-like fluid and debris, which signal inflammation or damage.

Knee swelling is a warning sign. Don’t ignore it—especially if it’s recurrent or painful. Early diagnosis leads to better outcomes.

Disclaimer: THIS IS AN OVER SIMPLIFIED EXPLANATION. PLEASE DO NOT TAKE THIS AS MEDICAL ADVICE

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DISCLAIMER: The views expressed in the video are the doctor’s personal views based on his own experience. Kindly do not use this information for your treatment decisions without your doctor’s advice. Please follow the advice of your surgeon/doctor for best results. This video is intended solely for educational purposes and should not be used for medicolegal purposes.

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