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I have a sack of fluid below my right elbow. What is it?
I fell down a few months ago, on my right side. And, I might have hit or bumped my elbow recently. Now, there is a 2 x 1 inch ball of fluid below it. I can extend and bend my elbow without pain. There is some soreness if I press on a certain spot, on the bottom of it.
It may have responded to Advil I took for my back last week but it is still there, for about 10 days.
What do you think?
Thank you. I will make an appointment.
4 Answers
- Richard CLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
Marko. you have an inflamed bursa. A bursa is a sac of fluid that is present throughout the body to prevent rubbing of 2 structures. When you hit the elbow you hit this bursa and it became inflamed. You need to see a doctor. They will aspirated,drain, the sac and place some medication in there that will keep it from returning.
Source(s): physical therapist - 1 decade ago
It's probably some kinda blister... I suggest you go to the doctor, and he'll probably give you a prescription or just pop it .__.
