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Sounds coming from knee and hand joint
Whenever my fiance try to do squats his knee joints make sound and even if he tries to carry something heavy his hand joints too make sound..
Is it normal or should i consult some doctor or nutritionist.?
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Not related to any disease entity.however get checked by a Orthopedic surgeon
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Hi,
If there is no pain,Nothing needs to be done
However get S.calcium and Vit-d3 levels done
Consult directly in case of queries
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Sounds are normal if no pain or any other symptoms. Take vit d 3 course
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Dr. Harmesh Kapoor
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If the sounds or the clicks not following an injury or not associated with pain
Then no treatment is needed.
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