Knee pain and stiffness

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Asked for Female, 25 Years

Frequently getting knee pain and stiffness sometimes causes redness. Serve numbness and tingling sensation around both knees. Long back injury during sports period. Now affecting a lot. I had met top hospital. But no use.

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Dr. Mahesh Channabasappa Gonchikar

Orthopedist 30 yrs exp Bangalore

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If you have visited top hospital any investigations done. Get evaluation and assessment done by a knee surgeon which would help or contact

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Dr. Kiran Reddy Chennuri Orthopedic surgeon 18 yrs exp Hyderabad · Accepted Answer

Dr. Kiran Reddy Chennuri

Orthopedic surgeon 18 yrs exp Hyderabad

It could be a ligament injury as you have mentioned the history of trauma. You need a proper clinical examination to ascertain a diagnosis.

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See an orthopaedic surgeon for clinical examination and further treatment.

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