Bone pain in legs and hand

2021-05-24 06:42:19
I am a 25 year of female.I started having bone pain 1 week back, starting in legs below knees.The pain is not continuous,it is sharp,it occurs for few mins and goes away,not taken any painkillers or medicine regarding this.Now I have also experiencing pain in my left hand,below elbow.The area of pain is not only specifically in joints,but as a whole involving joints.What should I do??
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Pain can be due to many things. Need more information to advise anything specific.
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Video consult for detailed discussion about your condition.

Answered2021-05-24 12:27:00

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Hii You need an expert opinion with detailed history and information about your complaints Looking at your present complaints, as it involves below elbow and below knee area, this could be mostly because of your posture , occupation And most probably because of vitamin deficiency For detailed advice and support kindly consult me through practo.. Have a nice day
Next Steps
regular but light exercises to start with and then gradually you can go on increasing..
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do not massage or manipulate the areas without expert opinion.

Answered2021-05-24 10:16:50

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Hello dear Thanks for reaching out. Your condition doesnt seem like a passing pain. Your underlying problems need to be identified and addressed properly. I suspect you might have an underlying arthritis which needs to be investigated and addressed. Regards Dr Vipin Gupta
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Get a direct consult

Answered2021-05-24 10:13:48

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You pain seems to be related to nerve. There may be some compression of nerves. But nothing serious as per your symptoms.
Next Steps
Take analgesic for a week Tab Pregabid 75 mg at night , if still there is pain add one tablet in morning also ( this tablet may cause drowsiness in some ) Gradually build up on activity. ( walking/ jogging) Back and neck exercises. Maintain proper posture. If problems persist consult a specialist

Answered2021-05-24 06:49:54

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