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Need permanent solution for Knees pain
I am married women with one a 11 months daughter.my knee pain started few months back .I am in pain most of the time..I feel jerk like something while I come upstairs or go downstairs...I also can hear crunch sound while I walk..I am taking medicine for vitamin and calcium ( D3 and shelcal) as doctor suggested.i m also taking ice compress.i want to know will my knee problem ever go.because its frustrating.i gave started knee exercise also.
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There is no permanent solution for any problems let alone knee problems. Sometimes the progesterone effects postpartum can stay for a bit longer time than usual causing knee ligament laxity and instability problems. If not getting better try physiotherapy, painkillers or get an MRI scan if no better
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Mostly due to vitamin deficiencies and hormonal changes , managed by medicines as u r taking
But persistent pain needs to be evaluated to rule out other causes
Consult orthopedician for further management
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