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Vercose veins behind knee/ knot groin
I had leg injury in knee after that i got vericos veins back of the knee and knot in groin area which feels very disconfirt in leg
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Get X-ray or mri as per physical assessment of affected area by orthopaedician and check for vitamins deficiency. Avoid strenuous activities till you regain full muscle strength lost due to injury and rest/immobilisation cause disuse muscle atrophy.
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You need to visit a in person consultation for clinical examination
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Street needs to be some more details in the history to be elicited to produce a relavent management plan.
On the limited available history form yourself, I would want to know more from the following.:
Mode of injury to knee/ was there a fracture in the knee/ was there a knee dislocation / was it an open injury or closed injury / was any surgery done on the knee/ xray report/ MRI report of the knee
Secondly, how did you make a diagnosis of varicose veins ? - have u had Doppler scan and or Angiogram of knee vessels ? Have you had a vascular surgeon consultation to make this diagnosis?
With regards to knot in the same groin as the knee it will have to be investigated further - is it a lymph node or a lump or a pad of fat or a varicosity or hernia.
We need more details history eg smoking , cough, stress and activity levels before further evaluation is provided
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Xray , MRI knee and a Doppler UsG for the popliteal fossa. Make a consultation with me on video or face to face in shout Pain Clinic or in Doctors Hub. Thanks
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Knee injury wont cause you varicose. U need to meet a specialist for your problem
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
5 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
Knee injury and varicose vein both are different problem.
For varicose vein better to get colour doppler test
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