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Joint pain
I have joint pains in my legs and wrists. Can this be caused due to lack of exercise? It increases when I try to walk after I sit with folded legs. I also have a loss of normal lordosis in my cervical spine which causes pain in my neck and hands. Are these problems related? Thank you in advance.
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
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15 yrs exp
Indore
There are varied reasons for joint pain.. How many days have passed since this problem started..
Loss of lordosis is due to muscle spasm. That may cause stretching pain but not joint pain..
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If it is happening for a few days only, you can start with hot fomentation, analgesic tablet, calcium and vit d supplements. If many days have passed and ot is it getting relieved, I will suggest you to get some investigations done for ruling out any inflammatory pathology of joints..
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Hot fomentation can be done along with active joint movement exercises..
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