Knee pain,lack of calcium

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Iam having Knee joints pain since 5 years.Pain is increasing I have less calcium

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Dr. Narender Saini Orthopedic surgeon 22 yrs exp Jaipur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Narender Saini

Orthopedic surgeon 22 yrs exp Jaipur

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Dear Madam, you have mentioned that you have pain from last 5 years, and its increasing, have you not consulted for this, yet, and if yes then what was the diagnosis informed to you by your consultant, the complains you have put appears like arthritis, but to ascertain the type of arthritis and treatment plan, diagnosis is must.

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Consult an orthopedician, and get yourself examined and evaluated to find out the cause of your pain in the ankle

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