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Asked for male, 24 years old from Jammu
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Take Rest.
Don't Panic.
Do contrast bath Regularly twice a day starting with Hot water and Ending with cold water.
Use a knee cap while you're walking.
Avoid cross sitting on the floor.
Do stretches and exercises for your Calf muscle and Hams.
Elevate your right leg a little higher when You're lying on your back.
Don't Panic.
Do contrast bath Regularly twice a day starting with Hot water and Ending with cold water.
Use a knee cap while you're walking.
Avoid cross sitting on the floor.
Do stretches and exercises for your Calf muscle and Hams.
Elevate your right leg a little higher when You're lying on your back.
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Asked for male, 44 years old from Jammu
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A Baker's cyst is usually the result of knee-joint conditions, such as arthritis or torn cartilage, that cause the knee to produce too much lubricating fluid.
Symptoms, when they occur, may include a bulge and tight feeling behind the knee.
Treatment, if required, involves treating the underlying condition. Other options include a cortisone injection, fluid drainage with a needle or physiotherapy.
Symptoms, when they occur, may include a bulge and tight feeling behind the knee.
Treatment, if required, involves treating the underlying condition. Other options include a cortisone injection, fluid drainage with a needle or physiotherapy.
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Get off your feet and apply a cold compress or bag of ice to the knee. Frozen vegetables, such as peas, will also work if you have no ice handy. Wrap your knee with a compression bandage to prevent swelling, but not so tightly it cuts off circulation. While you're resting, keep your foot elevated.
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