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Heavy pain in knee and waist.
Heavy pain in knee and waise.What can i do sir.please help me.i am suffering from brain tb and rreatement is going on since 2 months.
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In Ayurveda we can manage very well such problem with internal medication and local therapy if necessary. You need to consult with all available details for best results
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Keep doing exercises and continue ATT.
Prolonged ATT and rest can cause soft tissue and joint pains.
Local hot water compression will help.
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Rule out disc and hip problems
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