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Knee pain both knee
Hi doctor,did my x ray shows osteoarthritis ?
I don't have swelling but I have pain,
When walking or climbing stairs or running.
Is this osteoarthritis ?
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"Hello! Thank you for reaching out. Without seeing your x-ray, it's difficult to say whether or not you have osteoarthritis. Pain when walking, climbing stairs, or running can be a symptom of osteoarthritis, but it can also be caused by other factors such as muscle strain or injury. I would recommend that you schedule an appointment with your physiotherapist to review your x-ray and discuss your symptoms in detail. In the meantime, there are things you can do to manage your pain such as hot fomentation at home for 10 minutes., Apply volini gel on affected area. learn strengthening exercises from a physiotherapist.I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any more questions."
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consult a physiotherapist
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guided exercises by physiotherapist gives very good result. Take physiotherapy sessions .
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You need an online consultation for the best examination and diagnosis and treatment.
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send me the xray plate because you are quite young I have doubt.
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isometric quadriceps exercise.
quadriceps stretching.
hamstring and calf muscle stretching.
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It could be something else because possibllity of OA at this age is quite low…you can schedule an online video consultation for further detailed evaluation.
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Consult the Physiotherapist. Only Physiotherapy can help u in this condition
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Possibility of osteo arthritis at the age of 27 is less. You have consult a Physiotherapist in person or online for complete assessment and treatment.
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If you have taken X-ray share the film and report, do knee strengthening exercises, apply hot pack twice a day. consult with orthopaedician or physiotherapist for assessment to get proper treatment.
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At this young age Osteo arthritis can’t be ruled out. Do some knee strengthening exercises. Have a calcium rich diet and check your vit D levels
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Dr. Pallawi Kumari (PT)
Physiotherapist
2 yrs exp
Patna
Your condition suggests of articular cartilage damage caused by stress/overuse injury which leads to more pain while deep knee bending(running,walking upstairs).if it would have been osteoarthritic changes pain would increase while going downstairs.
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Knee assessment needed if pain >2 weeks
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Wear knee cap support and do strengthening of leg muscles
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Dr. Vidhya (PT)
Physiotherapist
15 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi,
OA Was less common at the age of 27 years, pls share your x-ray copy for further plans or visit a nearby physiotherapist.
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For more details contact Elysiann health and wellness
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Dr. khushboo patel
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Navsari
No, also without x-ray i can't give my opinion.
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Dr. Steephan John (PT)
Physiotherapist
5 yrs exp
Bangalore
kindly attach the X-ray
without seeing the X-ray can not able to tell anything
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