Unbearble pains&cant walk

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Asked for Female, 50 Years

Full body pains and joints pains ... can't walk for 5minutes and stand ... cannot breathe properly if she walks 3to5 minutes

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Dr. D Giridhar Balaji (PT) Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Hyderabad Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. D Giridhar Balaji (PT)

Physiotherapist 14 yrs exp Hyderabad

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Needs a thourough assessment possibly there should be no systemic issues, but advisible is to visit a cardiologist or MD medicine to rule out conditions like heart disease or DM.

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if every thing is fine visit some physio for appropriate management

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