Decline in appetite

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Decline in appetite

Asked for Female, 50 Years

My mother's appetite has declined over the past few months. She is a diabetic pateint and has the BSL between 150 - 200. Recently, she started having acute pain in legs and muscles, especially in knees. The leg muscles freezes during night time and she is unable to make any movement. Please suggest the necessary treatment/steps to be followed.

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Dr. Milind Tanwar Orthopedist 12 yrs exp Gurgaon Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Milind Tanwar

Orthopedist 12 yrs exp Gurgaon

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You need to consult a physician in person. please do not delay this. As far as joint pains are concerned most likely cause is osteoarthritis of the knee. Please consult your orthopedic surgeon for same and get xrays done so that grade of arthritis could be known and treated accordingly. All the best

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