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Bilateral knee pain

2018-07-04 07:35:43
I have knee pain bilateral from2 months found swelling sorrounding knee disk and lower part of knee disc.
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Knee pain bilateral at this early age is uncommon.no history of any injury or strenuous activity or sports activity mentioned.  U actually need to consult orthopaedic doctor...need evaluation..ntreatment accordingly.
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visit orthopaedic surgeon.

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You need further evaluation consult orthopaedic doctor

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