Knee Pain,swelling,unable To Walk - Having Knee Pain,swelling

Knee pain,Swelling,unable to walk

Asked for Female, 32 Years

Having knee pain,swelling and fever since last week. Have chkd fluid and nthing found in it.All othr reports are also normal

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Dr. Naresh Agarwal

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