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Pain in both knee joints
Pain is there in both the knee joints...more pain is in left knee joint...it's difficult for her to walk,sit & stand up after sitting... This pain is from several years...please suggest something...
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Dr. Rupal Shah
Ayurveda
23 yrs exp
Pune
As you hv mentioned that she is suffering from a long time, it may be Osteoarthritis or Rheumatoid arthritis. You need to get her examined and diagnosed for proper treatment. Ayurveda surely gives good relief in all joint conditions.
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Try applying Arthorub liniment and dry fomentation with Hot water bag at bedtime. Using Knee caps may give support to knees while walking.
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Dr. Nilesh Gajjewar
Ayurveda
10 yrs exp
Pune
Looks like arthritis..but detail examination should be done to rule out whether it is osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.. The med should be given after that..for immediate pain relief and early recovery agnikarma and vidhakarma therapy is required..pain will b controlled within one or two sittings only..
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neeraj gujarathi
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15 yrs exp
Nashik
hi, this is due to degeneration in the knee joint . lower synovial fluid which work as lubricant . start ayurvedic medicines soon . pain will be worst if avoided
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1) do massage with warm sessame oil. 2) take hot fomentation
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