Retoz 4 MG Tablet MR Health Feed

She is 67 and having knee pain for last 7 years. Definitely her knees are in advanced stage of osteoarthritis. See an orthopedic consultant near u, and if advised for knee replacement go for it. As quality of life will improve after surgery.

You may have urine infection, or some other kind, report you have get done are not enough to come to knee what exactly causing this you need few more other reports like s. Ua, urine reports, crp, x ray of knee.

Continuous intake of painkiller can damage kidney. For pain you can take tramadol which will very less toxic effect to kidney. Get dose of medicine adjusted. Do deep breathing exercise to relieve anxiety and in turn pain.

Continue your medications on a regular basis along with low protein diet and regular exercises and relieve pain thr physiotherapy means.

It's better to shift your treatment to Ayurveda. If she undergo detoxification therapy there is all chance to recover.
She needs strict diet plan.
Switch to ayurvedic treatment as soon as possible.
Following medicines can be given.
Cap Arjit forte 2-2-2 for 45 days.
Rasnaerandadi saptadi khada 15 ml twice with equal warm water before food.
Take hot fomentation.

Febutaz is a newer medicine, with limited long term experience. Ask your Dr. about longer tested uric acid medicine allopurinol.

Taking eterocoxib for long duration is not recommenced Pain is due to stiffness n that increases in cold Try to keep yourself warm during this period Do regular swimming or similar exercises in which all joints of body are used n movements occur.

Yes you can take 5 gm creatine but why are you taking arcoxia tablet.
Please check vitamin d3 and vitamin b12 revert me reports.

The pain has to be reduced initially. If your in an young age you can have a conservative management like physiotherapy exercises. The surgery depends on the severity.

Rheumatoid factor (ra factor) is not a diagnostic investigation of rheumatoid arthritis rather it has some prognostic importance. It might be increased in a normal person who doesn't have any signs & symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. It's very essential to know your symptoms before commenting to your medicines prescribed. It's better to consult a rheumatologist.