Left knee joint pain

2020-07-07 16:27:38
G.e doctor! My mother 48 yr ,post menopausal had left knee joint pain,severe in nature,sudden onset,no aggravating factors, relieved for sometimes on diclo oint,with tingling sensation radiating to thighs and legs,not related to amount of work,no morning stiffness. What to do next?
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This could be osteoarthritis knee with spinal stenosis . Needs evaluation. Can be managed conservatively.

Answered2020-07-11 14:21:10

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In addition focus on making her sit at a height from where she can get up with ease. Challenging sit to stand and stand to sit leads to overwork for the leg muscles.

Answered2020-07-09 03:57:57

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Any injury? Difficulties in getting up from bed,sitting cross-legged, stairs climbing Seems osteoarthritis
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https://prac.to/dr-pradeep-singh-ortho-surgeon-dir klick on the above link to get my appointment,for further management hete u can chat make voice calls or do video consultation
Health Tips
avoid squatting Sitting cross-legged stairs climbing Indian toilet use English one do hot water  fomentation 3 times a day 25 minutes each Quadriceps exercise

Answered2020-07-08 02:52:28

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