Joint Pain specially knee

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Asked for Female, 48 Years

Hello, my mother suffering from arthritis for 10 years and now joint pain problem is at its highest level and she is not able to stand and walk without any support . Please suggest me for further treatment

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Dr. Dimple Kapasi (PT) Physiotherapist 21 yrs exp Mumbai Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Dimple Kapasi (PT)

Physiotherapist 21 yrs exp Mumbai

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It seems that the arthritic changes have worsened I can recommend EXERCISES that have helped my patient regain mobility and strength Arthritis is irreversible but right kind if exercises delays the surgery process and keeps the Patient in less pain and agony

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