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Hi doctor, my father 58 yrs old 96 kgs height 5.2 has almost 70- 80 percent cartilage gone on one leg and other also near to it. Apart from knee replacement any other medication or injections for pain relief and doing every day activities, and going to his office. He want towait for some time for replacement. Pls suggest.  Thanks
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Take an x ray in standing view it’s give idea of what to do next If it’s stage 3-4 of osteoarthritis of knee then we will plan accordingly will see
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X ray both knees AP and lateral views in standing
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Avoid sitting down crosslegged climbing stairs
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Can go for hyaluronic acid intraarticular injection
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With 70–80% cartilage loss, this is advanced knee osteoarthritis, but knee replacement is not the only immediate option pain and daily function can often be managed for some time with weight reduction very important activity modification, knee brace support, and regular pain-relief medications under a doctor’s supervision injections like viscosupplementation hyaluronic acid or PRP may give temporary pain relief and improve walking for months, though they do not regrow cartilage quadriceps strengthening exercises home based gentle help reduce knee load even if these measures can help him continue office work while safely delaying surgery, but knee replacement remains the definitive solution when pain becomes unmanageable.
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Tablet Flexabenz plus Powergesic gel Knee cap Avoid knee bending
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