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Ligament problem knee joint grease thin

2017-04-30 04:12:56
My age is 30 (M) i have been facing ligament problem in my knee joints.. Having thin layer of fluid in joint. Unable to walk properly.. Use stairs very consciouslly.. Found swelling in morning
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Send your MRI report to know grade of tear. Physiotherapy treatment and strength exercises in gradually process best option if there is not complete tear. Laser treatment will help you

Answered2017-04-30 05:27:21

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Imidiate visit physio for the joint rehabilitation so they can make you pain free soon.if you delay your joint can go in degenratiin easily and you feel more discomfort.
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put some ice on it for 20 min.do knee press execise for this. asap visit near physio
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avoid jurky movement in knee

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