Chronic Granulomatous Disease Questions

The problem is atherosclerotic changes...
Take homoeopathic treatment to prevent it...
For now start with
Crataegus Q

Yaa it's may be serious. You should immediately go for any neurologist. OR you take my APPOINTMENT for proper diagnosis and better treatment.

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

Leg Lifts – Sit on the floor/mat or lie on your back with your feet straight out. Slowly, lift one leg at a time from the floor. Hold your leg in the air. Slowly, lower your leg back down to the floor. Repeat on the opposite leg.
Calf Raises – Stand with your legs straight. Slowly, rise on to your tiptoes and then lower back down.

It increases during viral infection or during chronic infectious disease or many times there is no reason unless until proven otherwise

The dose of ramipril can be optimised but only in consultation with your nephrologist. Also if BP is also high then salt restriction is helpful. But only in consultation with your nephrologist.

It is a type of Wbc and is usually found in lymphatic system and increase in the level indicates some chronic infection

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Dear user
Cracking sound of joint while walking
Kindly consult orthopaedic surgeon to personally examination who can make an accurate assessment.
Hopefully your questions is answered.

Hi dear it might be due to subclinical viral infection or might be an aberration in the test results
Don't worry if the other cell counts are normal and if you are not having any dominant symptoms You can easily take an online consultation for further treatment guidance.