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Knee pain during running
I have a knee injury during running and sometime it's start pain and sometimes not the pain is start from knee to last two little finger of my leg, and I observe that when I use shoes it's start paining and when used sleepers then it's goes out. I also consult doctor and X ray but results not shown anything more serious. When pain start it's little bit swelling.
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Dear,
Your knee pain and injury has nothing to do with the toe pain.
You need to change your shoes for your pain in the toes.
For the knee joint pain you need to undergo a MRI to rule out any cartilage or tendon tear due to your injury.
Next Steps
MRI and consult a Pain specialist or an orthopaedic surgeon.
Health Tips
Invest in good shoes to save your knees and back.
Good luck.
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Dear patient
Your given history is inconclusive so some more information related to your problem are required for better advice
There may be some soft tissue injury which are not much appreciated by X-ray
As blind treatment may not get desired results
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consult online for further advices
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