Leg pain & swell over vmo

2020-07-30 16:21:14
What does min having competent perforator over medial aspect in mid & lower leg, also minimal amount of knee joint effusion.
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The competent perforator is suggestive that there are no varicose veins. Knee effusion is due to irritation of the knee secondary to injury or your lifestyle where you are using the painful knee for doing all activities that are irritable to the knee.
Next Steps
ice, analgesics, rest to the irritated knee by sitting at a height such that you have no difficulty in getting up, walking more frequently
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we can do a teleconsultation if you want

Answered2020-07-31 03:04:20

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Varicose veins .

Answered2020-07-30 17:30:47

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Varicose

Answered2020-07-30 16:29:35

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Competent perforator(Normal vein) and joint effusion have nothing to do with each other. Detailed clinical examination and diagnosis need to be made.
Next Steps
Meet an Orthopaedic surgeon
Health Tips
As per your history and information,you don't have varicose veins.

Answered2020-07-31 05:12:40

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There is slight fluid inside the knee joint.
Next Steps
tele/video Consultation
Health Tips
apply ice packs over knee and crepe bandage compression

Answered2020-07-30 18:38:50

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Need to know more history and findings for further management
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can do teleconsultation

Answered2020-07-30 16:24:38

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