Terrible Knee pain

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Terrible Knee pain

Asked for Female, 53 Years

My mother is suffering from terrible knee pain of both the legs which gets swollen at times. She can barely walk a long distance and cont even stand for a longer time. Doctors consulted and reported a case of arthritis and some are advising to replace the knees. Physiotherapy was also applied but cure has not been obtained. Please advise.

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Hi Just come with ur mother in my chamber with previus medical report,i will help u.

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We would require to perform complete assessment of the patient. Once after seeing the XRay/MRI report we can advice treatment will be either conservative or operative. https://www.facebook.com/drshipraphysio/

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