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Knee pain sometimes
I have knee pain but without flexion or extension
I have no any other history of trauma or arthritis
I am preparing for neet pg exms from Last 6 months in my room but i was studying knee flexed
When i am doing quadriceps excercise i think after some time feeling more pain
I can walk easily no any problem or any discomfort
At night time i am feeling pain
Wt to do knw wts ur suggestions or advice
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Do Uric Acid Test
Start physiotherapy - Ultrasound
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Avoid Squating Position And Crossed Leg Sitting
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Check vitamin D, exposure to sunlight for 20 mins everyday
If pain is continuous, get MRI knee
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