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Knee joint pain
Knee and spinal chord pain .now he can't walk. His left leg can't moveable. He takes tonact tg, amlodipin
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You need proper clinical examination by a good orthopedic surgeon only then proper opinion can be given
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Knee and spinal chord pain and now he even cannot walk, and is not movable, this needs serious evaluation, also he is on amlodipin so probably hypertension is also, kindly consult a good neurologist as early as possible
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Needs a clinical consult . It can be managed .
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Need clinical examination and more details to guide you
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This is about whom? Please give some more history about the start and progression of the problem and how it has reached this stage?
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Dr. Sandeep Saraf Agarwal
Orthopedist
10 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
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