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Chondromalacia Patella
I was diagnosed with chondromalacia in my left leg 4 years back. Doctor advised to take precautions like not to jump, run, jogg, fold knees, climb stairs, told me to do exercise and gave some medications. Sometimes I didn't followed the precautions he told me. Now, whenever I give stress on my knees, it pains for few days and if I take rest, it gets back to normal. Now, I have joined karate classes, where I have to jump, run, hop etc, so it pains. Kindly recommend some solution.
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Hi there, its better to stop practicing your karate classes. You can use homeopathic medicines to improve your pain
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Avoid Exercises which causes overuse of knee joints like jumping and running. U can do physiotherapy.
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You can use icing to ease the pain esp after exercises. Using a knee brace is also helpful.
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Chondromalacia patellae, also known as “runner’s knee". Repeated stress to knee joints, such as from running, skiing, or jumping, direct blow or trauma to kneecap are the common cause of Chondromalacia patellae. Homoeopathy and physiotherapy together have good result in its treatment and management. Please consult your homoeopathic physician.
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Include foods, rich in calcium.
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Pain indicate that there is something wrong over the joint. If you ignore body's signal then it's going to deteriorate. Take proper homoeopathy for better recovery and give enough time to heal injury.
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find a homoeopath who can solve the issue.
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prevention is best medicine. Time being keep away from knee stress.
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