I have chickengunia for 15 days after the checkup my report has said that I am fine. But I have pain in my joints especially now a days. So am I fine or not now.

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Dr. Ritesh MahajanAyurveda10yrs exp

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Pain in joints is very common after chickengunia. Please see a panchakarma expert who might prescribe snehan, swedan to ease the stiffness. Start taking milk boiled with garlic & turmeric. It will ease the pain.

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Dr. T.Shiva Prasad TummarakotiPain Management Specialist19yrs exp

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chronic pain is common in this fever tab paracetamol 1/d for 7d start yoga or morning exercises

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Dr. RenganayagiSiddha Specialist8yrs exp

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hi, it is normal to have pain after chickunguniya. don't worry. take ashwagantha tablet daily. take nilavembu(andrographis) decoction. take balanced food. rich in proteins. take calcium, iron and vitamin supplements.take nuts, dry fruits,green leaves.

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Dr. Mohd AlimPhysiotherapist16yrs exp

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Start hot saline fomentation followed by volini gel on affected joints and strengthening exercises. For detailed information about exercises please refer my health tips or consult me on private consultation.

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