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The fluid within bursae functions to cushion structures in or around a joint. In bursitis, excessive fluid accumulates and joint movements become painful. What is the name of this fluid within healthy bursae?.

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A synovial membrane makes up the bursae in your body. The synovial fluid in the bursa sac is secreted by this delicate cellular barrier.

Synovial fluid:

The synovial joint cavities contain synovial fluid, also known as synovia, a viscous non-Newtonian fluid. The main function of synovial fluid, which has an egg white-like consistency, is to lessen friction between the articular cartilage of synovial joints during movement.

The body reacts to cartilage damage, such as that caused by osteoarthritis, by producing more synovial fluid (often three times as much) to make up for the diseased joint.

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