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Bloodless Joints?

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By K. A. Bartholomew
| Rural Messenger Verified
How much blood flows through your joints? Would you be surprised if I told you “None”? That’s right! Inside the joint there is a clear, viscous, slippery fluid that lubricates the joint surface, but no red blood flows inside the joint. Doctors do not want to see blood in a joint. When there is blood inside a joint it is usually because of trauma. That means tissue has been injured and blood vessels have been broken, bleeding into the clear cavity.
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Prairie Doc Perspective: Bloodless Joints?

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By K. A. Bartholomew
| Wahpeton Daily News Verified
How much blood flows through your joints? Would you be surprised if I told you “None”? That’s right! Inside the joint there is a clear, viscous, slippery fluid that lubricates the joint surface, but no red blood flows inside the joint. Doctors do not want to see blood in a joint. When there is blood inside a joint it is usually because of trauma. That means tissue has been injured and blood vessels have been broken, bleeding into the clear cavity.
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Prairie Doc - By K. A. Bartholomew, MD

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By K. A. Bartholomew, Lincoln Sentinel-Republican
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Prairie Doc - By K. A. Bartholomew, MD How much blood flows through your joints? Would you be surprised if I told you “None”?That’s right! Inside the joint there is a clear, viscous, slippery fluid that lubricates the joint surface, but no red blood flows inside the joint. Doctors do not want to see blood in a joint. PLEASE LOG IN FOR PREMIUM CONTENT. Our website requires visitors to log in to view the best local news. Not yet a subscriber? Subscribe today! Read more about Prairie Doc - By K. A.
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