Joint pain after viral fever

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Asked for Female, 34 Years

I have joint pain and body pain during fever and after fever then slowly other areas in body pain reduced and its better now but in my right ankle and heel and knee pain is unbearable. Can't bend the knee backward its paining badly so ortho doctor has taken a xray and told me that muscle cramps are there and also he said it's reactive arthirtis. He has given pain medications initially for 1 week after that also pain continues once stopped the tablets so he has taken xray and now given alternative medicines for 15 days. I have attached xray images. Kindly see the image and advice that I am in right treatment or not. Pls advice whether I have to see rheumatologist further. Pls advice.

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Dr. Rohit Bajaj Rheumatologist 13 yrs exp Chandigarh · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rohit Bajaj

Rheumatologist 13 yrs exp Chandigarh

Yes please consult a rheumatologist

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