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Right knee pain
RADIOGRAPH REVEALS MILD MEDIAL TIBIO-FEMORAL JOINT SPACE REDUCTION AND SMALL PATELLAR ENTHESOPHYTE IS SEEN. I have taken painkiller but sometime it still hurt what should I do
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→ ice pack application over 20-25 min Sos for pain, → lifestyle modifications → Cautious in climbing Stairs. → Use Western toilets → Avoid sitting crossed legs, → Avoid Sternons exercises. Cholecalciferol granules 60K IU with milk once weekly x 8 weeks → Physiotherapy: Static quads, hamstring’s and hip abductors strengthening exercises & ankle pumps Usg therapy for 15 days
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At your age its very surprising that you are having Osteoarthritis features. But if it is there then platelet rich plasma (PRP) injections can give long term relief.
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Consult with a pain management specialist
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Avoid sitting cross legged or on floor.
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Joint maintaining supplement required
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Avoid Squating Position And Crossed Leg Sitting Use Knee Brace Physiotherapy Static Quadriceps static hamstring Exercise Knee Strengthening exercises Ultrasound
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