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Knee pain and foot tingling
The back of my knee is tender/ painful when stretching my leg out straight and feels quite tight, and I have odd tingling sensations in my foot. I have just undertaken a long (21 hour) flight to Australia- are these symptoms worrying in terms of possible DVT?
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HELLO,
YOU MEAN TO SAY PAIN N SWELLING IN POPLITIAL FOSSA, MAY BE POPLITIAL CYST.
CONSULT A ORTHOPEDICIAN.
TILL THAN
TABLET TRAMADOL PLUS TWO-TIME A DAY AFTER LUNCH AND DINNER FOR FIVE TO SEVEN DAYS.
TABLET SIGMOFLAM TWO TIMES A DAY AFTER LUNCH AND DINNER FOR SEVEN DAYS.
CAPSULE OCID-D BEFORE BREAKFAST AND DINNER FOR TEN DAYS.
HOT GEL BEG. FOAMENTATION, IT GIVES YOU LOT OF COMFORT THREE TIMES A DAY.
I DON'T THINK IT'S DVT. BUT NEVER KNOW MAYBE??
BEHIND KNEE POPLITIAL CYST MAY CAUSE PRESSURE NSO YOU GOT TINGLING SENSATION OF FOOT IS ONE POSSIBILITY.
O.K, BYE.
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