Video · 5 sec.

Shoulder pain and bursitis

When inflamed, the bursa fills with more fluid, which leads to visible swelling and oedema in the area of the joint.

  • Duration: 5 sec.
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What can you see in the clip?

When inflamed, the bursa fills with more fluid, which leads to visible swelling and oedema in the area of the joint. The skin over the affected area may become red and warm to the touch, which is a typical sign of an inflammatory process. The clip places this within “Bursitis” so it is easier to understand what is happening in the area, not only where symptoms are felt.