Joint pain in both legs & noise in legs

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Asked for Female, 19 Years

Allopathic doctor told it is muscle weakness & not arthritis. fluid is not there in joint, hence sound comes, tried homeopathic n ayurvedic, not much imporvment,whether any chiropractor dr can treat this ?

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Dr. Utpal Subhash Sheth Orthopedist 22 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Utpal Subhash Sheth

Orthopedist 22 yrs exp Mumbai

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You may be having early patellofemoral pain syndrome where there is pain while sitting, sit to stand and better on walking. during this process you tend to overload the muscles making them painful. Focus on good sitting habits. All the best.

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