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Recently we shifted to new house which is second floor one month back. Now I am feeling knee pain due to climbing the stairs. it because of stairs ?Should I need to shift to new house. Should I meet physiotherapist. Please help
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Muscular strain tk heat formation twice a day avoid stair tk rest at least 1 days and apply pain relief ointment after do stretching exercise if it work then OK otherwise tk physiotherapy treatment tens ultrasonic therapy for few days
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Yes why not you can get your problem assesed and addressed if possible if not then atleast can get a good guidance.
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