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Asked for male, 13 years old from Coimbatore
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Sorry to hear this. As you are overweight, with probably high bmi, as per details given, you definitely need workout. The details given in your complaints and your profile details don't match. Anyway, locked knee after workout and running can be due to ligament/cartilage/ menicus injury. Go to a knee specialist. Glucosamine won't be of much help. Panadol can cause addiction. Better to find out the root cause.
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Hello Mr. lybrate-user, Apart from taking medicines do proper exercises for your knees. Exercises like strenght training of your quadriceps especially VMO, stretching for hamstring, calf,TFl, proprioceptive training, apply ice 3 times a day if it is swelled too much, you can also apply hinged knee brace if you feel pain during walking in your knees. Consult a good qualified Physiotherapist for proper care further.
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Asked for male, 3 years old from Chandigarh
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There seems to be rakvat and raktdushti. Can you send esr ra reports and any other short medical history?
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its age related and can be slowed down with calcium tablets and vitamin tablets taken daily with milk
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Asked for male, 68 years old from Kolkata
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Hi Kindly see a physiotherapist. Medications seem to be okay. But you need a proper stretching and exercises plan. Do the exercises under supervision of a therapist who can correct you in case you r doing it wrong. Do contact me in case of any other query. Regards
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Erectile dysfunction affects older men more than younger men. About 1% of men in their 40s, 17% of men in their 60s, and nearly 50% of men 75 or older aren't able to achieve an erection sufficient for intercourse.
Sometimes erectile dysfunction develops gradually. One night it may take longer or require more stimulation to get an erection. Another time, an erection may not be as firm as usual, or it may end before orgasm. When such difficulties occur regularly, it's time to talk to a doctor....more
Sometimes erectile dysfunction develops gradually. One night it may take longer or require more stimulation to get an erection. Another time, an erection may not be as firm as usual, or it may end before orgasm. When such difficulties occur regularly, it's time to talk to a doctor....more
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