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Knee issue
Dear Sir/Madam,
Since last 6 year, I have pain during Climb the stairs & small jump also. Noise (TAK-TAK) is also coming sometime from Knees. I done X-ray of both knee, no problem found. Shall low level of glycerine in Knees or Water stored in knee ?? If MRI or CT scan can show me capacity of Glycerine in Knees & also Water issue in Knee ?? Please find the XRay result.
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Pain associated with sound in the knee joint could be due to several reasons. Meniscal injuries and tear can cause sound in the knee joint. Chondromalacia patella causes pain but usually is not associated with sound while climbing stairs. Certain other conditions like the IT band syndrome causes sounds in the knee joint during folding and straightening the knee joint
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Get a.physical consultation for better diagnosis. MRI of the knee joint may be required
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Avoid activities causing pain.
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Dr. R. G. Praveen
Orthopedist
10 yrs exp
Chennai
Hi with the given history you probably have chondromalacia patella which can be treated simply with the following measures
Physio - short wave diathermy and static quadriceps exercises for 7 days
Rx
T. Dolonex dt 1-0-1
T. CYRAD 1-0-1 before food
T. Lupoxa 1-0-1
T. Jointace dn 1-0-0 for a week
Kindly review if pain persists beyond a week
Regards
Dr Praveen
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