Knee pain can I do core exercises

2023-10-04 08:29:42
I had knee pain ,back pain since 2y, recently consulted ortho and physio both told to do strengthening exercises mri says minimal effusion in the suprapatellar recess of the joint but doctor said no effusion in knee so do minimal knee strengthening exercises but nothing worked so can I do core legs exercise?
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Answered2023-10-20 01:10:37

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You should stop doing exercises untill assessed properly
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please consult
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ice pack for 15-20 mins.

Answered2023-10-07 06:27:14

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If MRI shows no tissue or joint damage, exercise can be continued, but initiated under the guidance of a physiotherapist

Answered2023-10-05 20:11:25

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This needs to be assessed properly, there are other reasons for knee effusion as well. Consult online or in person with the physical therapist for proper assessment and treatment.

Answered2023-10-04 14:08:29

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Hey there! The reason behind your joint effusion should be known. The synovium has got irritated and inflamed which has resulted into escape of fluid/pus/blood into the recess. If you will do core leg exercises without first treating the cause of inflammation, it will prove no good. It will rather increase your problem. Please get consulted for better diagnosis.
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please consult.
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You should write present "symptoms", "difficulties you are facing", in detail for better diagnosis.

Answered2023-10-04 10:11:39

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you need to get a proper assessment and proper rehab exercise with gudance

Answered2023-10-14 07:27:00

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you need a proper assessment and treatment from nearby physio or osteopathy

Answered2023-10-09 08:45:27

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Hi First treat the joint effusion n then go with core leg exercises

Answered2023-10-06 01:54:05

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If it is a right leg pain along the front of the knee cap pain, hamstring release could help. If you mean planks by core exercises, knee extension needs to be pain free, then it could help. If you mean abdominal exercises by lying on the back they should be fine. But you need to see a physiotherapist to assess and then see your ability to do these.

Answered2023-10-05 13:10:01

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Hi. You need an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment.
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I need to check some clinical movements.
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Rest. ice compression.

Answered2023-10-04 09:09:48

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