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Too much pain in right knee
Too much pain in right knee and it moved towards the hip Now, took X-ray in March and figured out that there is no gap between the bones, what to do to cure the pain, she got treated of tumor cancer in 2015
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Depending on the amount of cartilage loss, whether its only in one compartment or involving all compartments of the knee, a realignment surgery or a replacement surgery can be considered.
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see an orthopedic surgeon close by. get the knee and spine evaluated and then discuss the options with him/her.
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meanwhile do hot water fomentation and exercises for the knee
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Plz undergo Total knee Replacement
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Dr. Jyoti Singh Kapoor
Orthopedist
11 yrs exp
Delhi
no gap between the bones means that the cartilage of the joint has worn away. Please meet with an orthopaedic doctor to suggest further treatment based on general condition of the patient (joint replacement /injection into the joint)
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