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I have been suffering from knee pain for 20 days now. For first two days it was light pain so I had fanceta novo which helped. I started walking running and so on. Btw I workout like I go for walking and running, but this pain started all of a sudden. For few days I had ignored this pain cause I was able to manage, and slowly it got worse. I took fanceta novo for 15 days straight, didnt help much later on I started taking zerodal SP. Two days back I went for blood test and uric acid is high - 7.12. Now I m taking zloric for that. I dont know what to do. I dont think it is helping much. Should I go for x ray now. Also I did not fall while walking or anything. The pain started all of a sudden.
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Hi, after analysing your history , looks like you definitely have some issue around your knee. If you wish kindly take video consultation with me. I can assess and come to a diagnosis before prescribing any treatment.
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First thing you need to do is stop taking medication on your own. High uric acid may not not cause pain in the knee. 7.12 is not very significant, it usually remains slightly on the higher side when a heavy meal was consumed the previous day or so. That's not alarming at all. Its better to wait and then take the anti- uric acid drugs. If you are experiencing more pain while getting up from a chair or while sitting cross legged for long durations, it could be due to a patella issue. The under surface of the patella may be injured due to sudden excessive Workouts or sudden increased activities such as climbing up or down the stairs or sometimes even sitting cross legged for a puja triggers this pain. If this is not how your pain is, it's best to consult an ortho near you for Physical examination. Medication alone won't treat the problem, you will need physio too.
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X-ray knee joint - AP & Lateral
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Plz stop self medication If the pain is still there after so many painkillers.. Best is to get your knee examined..
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