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Knee joint pain
I am having left knee joint pain from one week, after applying moov the pain comes down for sometime and again comes back, I have tried warm water fomentation also.
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Knee joint pain could be due to ligaments, muscles or bones in the joint.Initialy you can take pain reliever like etoxib 120 mg once daily for a week and apply knee grip or support.You can consider getting a x-ray of the affected knee
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Left knee dig x ray
Serum Uric acid /D3 level
Tab nucoxia mr4 bd
Tab shelcal CT OD 7 days
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Could be a sprain, soft tissue injury or vit deficiency or arthritis.
Get tests done for serum calcium, vit d3 and share results.
Take intagesic m.r. one every 8hours for 4 to 5 days, after meals.
Use a crepe bandage while walking or standing for long time.
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One week of knee pain with temporary relief from Moov could be ligament strain, early arthritis, or vitamin deficiency. Get X-ray of the knee and blood tests: Vitamin D, uric acid, ESR. Avoid squatting and climbing stairs for now. Diclofenac gel is better than Moov for pain relief.
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Consult me on Practo with your reports for a proper diagnosis and treatment.
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Rest the knee and avoid running, squatting, stairs, or heavy lifting for a few days
Can give some NSAIDs ( avoid in kidney and liver ds)
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If pain not relief than The exact treatment depends on whether the pain is from tendon strain, ligament injury, meniscus problem, patellofemoral pain, or arthritis.
Health Tips
Take rest
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it could be due to muscle strain vitamin deficiency or early joint inflammation.
I advise:
1. Get these tests done: Vitamin B12, Vitamin D, Uric Acid, ESR
2. Avoid prolonged standing, squatting and climbing stairs
For a personalized treatment plan based on your reports, book a consultation with me for better evaluation.
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Thank you for your query. Based on the limited information provided, I recommend a detailed consultation to review your medical history, symptoms, examination findings, and investigations before suggesting a treatment plan. Kindly connect with me on the Practo app for a personalized evaluation and appropriate management. Wishing you a speedy recovery.
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Any history of trauma/knee injury/new exercises?
Might require imaging and some blood investigations(vitamin d/b12,etc).
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you may consult me for further guidance
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Also you may benefit from simple knee muscle strengthening exercises but only after a doctor's consult after any injury has been ruled out.
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I would suggest if moov is not helping out, than it’s not been effective in reducing inflammation which is causing you the pain. It could have been caused due to sprain or any other causes which cannot be evaluated further without proper examination and tests.
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You could try over the counter anti inflammatory medication, with immobilisation using crepe bandage and ice pack for 1-2weeks.
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Do use a gastric medication along with pain killers and if further improvement not seen do visit your nearest healthcare centre for proper evaluation. Thanks.
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Likely early OA/soft tissue strain â needs clinical exam, not just topical rub
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X-ray knee (AP/lateral); oral NSAID 3-5 days if no contraindication; avoid squatting/stairs till pain settles
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If swelling/redness/warmth/fever develops, see doctor urgently (rule out septic arthritis)
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