Knee pain both knees

2023-04-26 09:27:33
I have a knee pain both the knees...doing exercise for 3 months done needling also but no improvement...mri report shows meniscus injury on one and i have a xray of joint...please suggest me what to do...? Can do video calling physiotherapy. But please tell me what my x ray shows..and what i could be suffering from ?
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You can consult me online for complete assessment and treatment.

Answered2023-04-27 13:20:52

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You need proper examination and diagnosis and treatment.
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please visit your nearby  Physio clinic .
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Rest. electro therapy. knee brace.

Answered2023-04-26 18:28:07

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Hi, you can do a video call for consultation, i will explain everything but for treatment i or someone from my team will come for home visit.

Answered2023-04-26 17:55:47

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You need to visit physio therapy clinic for pain relief modalities. Along with electro therapy strengthening exercises for knee will help. Diet rich in calcium advised
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Avoid any activity that strains knee joint

Answered2023-04-26 11:47:13

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Xray shown reduce in space…u go to physio clinic n take treatment like electro therapy & once swelling n pain reduce start exercise according by your doc..video calling Physiotherapy not possible in your case..

Answered2023-04-26 10:43:13

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Only exercises and dry needling wont help, you need to go with electrotherapy to reduce pain. There is nothing to worry about the pain, take IFT+US therapy for 2 weeks or pemf therapy and exercises altogether will help knee joints and muscles around it strong. For more details you can contact me.

Answered2023-04-26 10:30:35

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Meniscal injury requires all together different set of exercises..and knee arthritis is not only focusing on knee exercises but also strengthening the muscles of the nearby joints.
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Can go for home PT sessions

Answered2023-04-26 09:58:31

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Greetings from Elysian physiotherapy clinic, x-ray shows near normal, but joint space has decreased a bit. Instead of online consultation, visit a nearby physio and start with electrotherapy follow by strengthening exercises.
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Wear knee braces to support healing
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For any quaries contact elysiann health and wellness

Answered2023-05-15 07:19:31

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The X-ray looks good only sometimes your knee muscles imbalance will create this kind of pain you need to get a proper assessment and treatment with a physiotherapist
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kindly contact elysiann physiotherapy clinic

Answered2023-05-04 08:57:14

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Greetings from Rid of Pain Physiotherapy U need to consult in person. Because multiple factors are involved like muscle imbalance, alignment fault, restricted movements, hip or ankle problems.

Answered2023-04-29 14:55:35

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