Willy
SILVER
Hey Tech
Sorry to hear about your daughter.
My DD had a similar injury a few years ago. Bursa expanded in her knee like a balloon, I thought she had dislocated something but was confused how she could still walk on it and said it didn’t really hurt that bad. Diagnosis was repeated impacts on the knee inflating the sac with fluid. Our options were to drain the knee or let it go down on its own. Due to her age and the trauma of draining we opted to let it heal on its own. She was out for about 3 weeks and was told to wear a knee pad for a month after. She found comfort in the knee pads and ended up wearing them for a couple years by her own choice. We found a nice option for her knee pads that might be of interest to you. There is a special elbow pad for basketball players that made for great padding as well as almost zero restriction on running and mobility. I believe they were under armor, but I’m not positive.
Hope for a speedy recovery to your DD!
Sorry to hear about your daughter.
My DD had a similar injury a few years ago. Bursa expanded in her knee like a balloon, I thought she had dislocated something but was confused how she could still walk on it and said it didn’t really hurt that bad. Diagnosis was repeated impacts on the knee inflating the sac with fluid. Our options were to drain the knee or let it go down on its own. Due to her age and the trauma of draining we opted to let it heal on its own. She was out for about 3 weeks and was told to wear a knee pad for a month after. She found comfort in the knee pads and ended up wearing them for a couple years by her own choice. We found a nice option for her knee pads that might be of interest to you. There is a special elbow pad for basketball players that made for great padding as well as almost zero restriction on running and mobility. I believe they were under armor, but I’m not positive.
Hope for a speedy recovery to your DD!