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Knee nerve pain
Having knee nerve pain what are the medicine or treatment tha can be used to cure this disease as it has been painful once stand from chair
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Nerve pain in or around the knee is often caused by a nerve being compressed, irritated, or injured. This is often referred to as a▶️ "pinched nerve"
Other reasons can be:-
▶️Arthritis
▶️Runners knee
▶️Referred pain
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💯The goals of physiotherapy for nerve pain are often to relieve compression, improve nerve mobility (nerve gliding), ▶️Nerve Glides (Mobilizing the Nerve)
Nerve gliding exercises, specific to the affected nerve (like the peroneal or sciatic nerve), are often prescribed by a physical therapist.
▶️some stretches and strengthening ex may be helpful along with some of the specific machines
Health Tips
▶️U can take hot pack for 10-15 mins atleast 2-3 times/day
▶️Avoid any of the vigorous exercises.
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Knee nerve pain during standing from a chair is often linked to irritation of the peroneal/tibial nerve, muscle weakness around the knee, or compression due to tight tissues. Poor posture, prolonged sitting, or early osteoarthritis may also contribute.
Next Steps
Get assessment from a physiotherapist to check nerve tension, muscle strength & alignment.
If pain is sharp & radiating, rule out lumbar spine or nerve root irritation.
Health Tips
Hot pack for 10–15 mins twice a day.
Quad setting exercise: tighten thigh muscle 10 seconds × 10 reps × 2–3 times/day.
Straight leg raise & hamstring stretch daily.
Avoid sitting with legs crossed & avoid low chairs.
Stand up slowly using arm support initially.
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Hey there!
I need some more information like your medical history, weight , height and few other information.
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In my opinion, the patient’s knee pain is most likely due to nerve irritation along with weakness of the quadriceps and surrounding knee muscles. This combination is causing discomfort especially during movements like standing up from a chair. Physiotherapy focusing on strengthening, stretching, and nerve-mobilization techniques is advisable for effective recovery
Next Steps
The patient should begin regular physiotherapy sessions, avoid prolonged sitting, use a higher chair, and apply a hot pack before exercises and an ice pack afterward. Vitamin B-complex supplementation can be taken if advised by a doctor. If symptoms do not improve within 1–2 weeks, the patient should consult an orthopedic specialist to rule out arthritis or lumbar nerve compression.
Health Tips
The patient should avoid deep squats, stair climbing, heavy lifting, and sudden standing, as these can worsen nerve irritation. Maintaining correct posture, keeping the leg muscles active through gentle movements, and gradually increasing daily activity will support faster and safer recovery
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Your explanation to the pain is not that detail that anyone can suggest any thing without assessment nothing can be done, medication are temporary solution for the pain whereas exercise can help you for better recovery
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consult online
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Need proper assessment to suggest proper treatment, since when you have knee pain and is there any swelling?
Apply hot pack and mild strengthening exercises can help regulate pain.
Consult back online or in person for proper assessment to get proper treatment.
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Dr. Avijit Das (PT)
Sports and Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Kolkata
Hi please take an online consultation for best diagnosis and treatment
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I need to check some clinical movement
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Dr. Shweta Daruwale (PT)
Physiotherapist
3 yrs exp
Pune
Need more details to diagnose your condition its better to show doctor or consult online
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doctor can assist n make proper diagnosis accordingly can give treatment plan
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consult me online so i can help u to treat your pain
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Ms. Shefali Gandotra (PT)
Physiotherapist
20 yrs exp
Jammu
It’s better to take an online consultation, and then the treatment plan can be made accordingly
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Health Tips
Knee strengthening exercise exercises. Avoid sitting at floor.
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Dr. Afsa Rafiq (PT)
Physiotherapist
4 yrs exp
Srinagar
Please consult online for better treatment and diagnosis need to check some clinical movement
Next Steps
Need proper assessment of knee
Health Tips
Avoid prolong standing
Avoid running if involved in any sports stop that
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