I have pain below the inner side of my knee. How is pes anserine bursitis treated?

Doctor’s answer

Once diagnosed, most cases are managed non-surgically, including reducing activities that trigger pain, adjusting training plans, and improving lower limb flexibility and strength, with short-term pain relief if needed. Persistent symptoms may warrant local injection discussion, but should first be differentiated from meniscal, ligament, and bony issues.

This content is for education. Diagnosis, treatment, and rehabilitation require an individual assessment by a sports medicine specialist.