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Both knee pain
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I have both knee pain from past 20days.
I visited orthopaedic doctor 13 days back. Doc suggested to apply Dynapar QPS solution ( 3 times a day ), Shelkal HD & A to Z tablets.
I got some side effects by applying Dyanapar QPS past 2 days back. ( Dead skins coming out ) attached image so stopped applying it.
I am doing Isometric Quadriceps as suggested by doctor.
From yesterday my knee pain is increased when ever I climb stairs & get down from stairs I get pain surrounding of knee muscles + knee bone also.
Kindly suggest what may be the problem. Shall I get done xray & visit doctor or wait till doc prescribes it.
I have gilbert syndrome ( in control ) + B12 deficiency ( taking injection ).
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Yes your knee looks like it's reacting to the dynapar solution.
Use some moisturizer for the knee.
Also you may be having pain due to muscle problems or bone issues.
Xray will help.
Also get your vitamin D checked
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Yes get xrays done ap view , lateral view and mechant view of the knees. Get yourself examined. Please consult for better opinion
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