Knee Pain
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Suruchi Gupta
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I am 25 year old girl suffering from knee pain and right leg pain what to do how to fix it. |
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re: Knee Pain
by Dr. B. S. Bhalla -
Jun 4th, 2023
10:03 am
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Knee pain is a common complaint that affects people of all periods. Knee pain may be the result of an injury, similar as a ruptured ligament or torn cartilage. Medical conditions — including arthritis, gout and infections also can beget knee pain. Then are a many suggestions that may help Rest and avoid conditioning that worsen the pain Give your knee and leg acceptable rest to allow for mending. Avoid high- impact conditioning or exercises that put inordinate strain on the affected area. Apply ice or heat Applying ice packs or using a heating pad can help reduce pain and inflammation. Use ice for acute injuries or swelling and heat for habitual pain or stiffness. Over-the-counter pain relievers Nonsteroidalanti-inflammatory medicines( NSAIDs), similar as ibuprofen or naproxen, can help palliate pain and reduce inflammation. Always follow the recommended lozenge and consult a healthcare professional if you have any enterprises or underpinning conditions. Compression and elevation Wearing a contraction girth or using a knee brace can give support and help reduce swelling. Elevating your leg while resting can also help palliate pain and reduce lump. Physical remedy A physical therapist can design a customized exercise program to strengthen the muscles around your knee and leg, perfecting stability and reducing pain. They may also use ways similar as ultrasound or electrical stimulation. Weight operation If you are fat, losing redundant weight can help relieve stress on your knees and legs, reducing pain and discomfort. Proper footwear and orth-otics Wearing comfortable, probative shoes and using orth-otic inserts can give bumper and ameliorate alignment, reducing strain on your knees and legs. |
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re: Knee Pain
by Ranjeet Mandal -
Jun 22nd, 2023
9:43 am
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What are the potential treatment options for knee pain? Reply:- There are several implicit treatment options for knee pain, depending on the underpinning cause and inflexibility of the pain. Then are some generally used treatment approaches Rest and tone- care In numerous cases, mild knee pain can be relieved by resting the affected knee, avoiding conditioning that aggravate the pain, and applying ice packs to reduce inflammation. Physical remedy A physical therapist can design a individualized exercise program to strengthen the muscles around the knee, ameliorate inflexibility, and promote mending. They may also use ways like primer remedy or electrical stimulation to reduce pain and ameliorate mobility. specifics Over-the-counter pain relievers similar as acetaminophen( Tylenol) or nonsteroidalanti-inflammatory medicines( NSAIDs) like ibuprofen( Advil, Motrin) can help palliate pain and reduce inflammation. Stronger pain specifics or corticosteroid injections may be specified in more severe cases. Assistive bias The use of assistive bias like pillars, a knee brace, or a club can help reduce weight- bearing on the knee joint, give stability, and palliate pain during walking or other conditioning. Injections In addition to corticosteroid injections, other types of injections may be used to treat knee pain. These include hyaluronic acid injections, which can help slick the joint and give temporary relief for osteoarthritis- related pain, and platelet-rich tube( PRP) injections, which use a concentrated result of the case's own blood platelets to promote mending. Surgical interventions If conservative treatments don't give sufficient relief or if there's a structural issue that requires correction, surgery may be considered. Common knee surgeries include arthroscopy( minimally invasive procedure to diagnose and treat colorful knee conditions), partial or total knee relief( for severe osteoarthritis), or ligament repairs reconstruction(e.g., ACL or meniscus gashes). |