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Pain in Bones
I have Tuberculosis and having treatment for this since 2 months but from some days I am feeling pain in my bones specially I have problem my knee as I am suffering continues pain in it and if I put force on it I get instant pain and unable to move it smoothly.
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Seems to be generalised weakness with polyarthralgia and myalgia. Needs clinical examination . You can consult online for further advise.
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Kindly continue with the same medicines.
Add some yoga based exercises.
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Don't stop your Tubercular treatment,
Continue Tubercular chemotherapy as per schedule,
Knee physiotherapy
Try to flex knee if easy Flexion with slight force, continue same and try to achieve 90 to 110 degrees of flexion.
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XRAY of your knee AP and Lateral view, if required MRI KNEE JOINT
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if Tubercular knee, then you will req management accordingly for tubercukar management
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Consult a Rheumatologist once this corona pandemic ends, till now u can take pain killer for symptomatic relieve.
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X-ray both knee joints AP LAT
Tab Paracetamol 650- three times daily for 5 days
Cold compress 3times
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