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As she is 56 , pretty much suffering from osteoarthritis. Better to have x-rays done for both the knees in standing which will prove the diagnosis.

They are few options to try conservative of treatment to postpone any surgical intervention mainly involve physio exercises.

Few doctors will give a steroid injections , to be done by orthopaedic surgeons.

Last option for this pain is knee replacement surgery which you can plan may be in 1-2 years...more

Hi thanks for your query and welcome to lybrate. I am Dr. Akshay from fortis hospital, new delhi. I need to see: 1) detailed neurological charting i. E both motor and sensory done by a physiotherapist of your lower limbs
2) mri ls spine
3) x ray ls spine ap & lateral ( flexion and extension ) views once I have them, I can see and advise you in a better manner do not hesitate to contact me if you need any further assistance.

Avoid Squatting-
Avoid sitting Cross legged
Contrast Fomentation (Hot and Cold).

Quadriceps strengthening exercises-

hi sir,
I think you are suffering from plantar fasciitis,
keep ultrasound machine in the Physiotherapy department,
keep hot water fermentation,
avoid prolonged standing,
wear MCR slippers.

Psoriasis can effect the spine .it is called axial arthritis. 50% of patients with psoriatic arthritis can develop this spine problem (axial arthritis).

dnt do self mediaction...counslt to orthopedics and physiotherpist.
need direct observation and vital sign monitor

Neck Stretching.
Postural Correction.
Shoulder Shrugs.
Take frequent Breaks at work.
Core Strengthening Exercises.
Use cervical pillow.
Use Back Support.

Dear lybrate-user,
be patient do some quadriceps exercise, heat fomentation along with your medicines. Pain will be over.

Why are you taking so many pain killers, this will affect your kidney and may land you in trouble.

Hello, thanks for the query.
I have seen the details mentioned. As I understand you have hypothyroidism since 10 years and you are on 125 mcg. However, there is no mention of current t3, t4 & tsh levels. Because if hypothyroidism is under good control then all the symptoms related to that condition are in control. So if you are getting back ache and pain in legs, then there is a need to look at those values. If hypothyroidism is well controlled then one has to investigate and find out the re...more