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I understand you must be suffering from severe pain. Knee joint is very complex joint made by 3 bones - femur, tibia, fibula and knee cap - patella. Several ligaments, cartilage and menisci are covered all around. So pain in knee joint may be due to several reasons and sometimes it is very severe. It may be due to some internal injury like cartilage etc or may be due to deficiency of calcium, vit d or uric acid. So in general I would advise you to please go for proper investigation so that the r...more
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Try to take rest for 1-2 hours in day. Distract yourself from mobile/ tv/ computer or anything that puts a pressure on your eyes and head. For joint apply omni gel. Keep yourself stress free. Try to take adequate sleep. Take tablet paracetamol 500mg after taking food. Do tests cbc. Blood sugar. Share with me your symptoms in detail including status of your blood pressure, I can prepare an advice accordingly. Do yoga/meditation has a great relaxation power.
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Hi. Your mother can do whatever she is comfortable with. As soon as pain causes difficulty in movement action is needed.
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LOW BACK PAIN EXERCISE DEAR U FOLLOW THIS EXERCISE LUMBAR EXTENSION STRETCHES
Generally these are good for individuals who may have a disc herniation. They should be performed with caution for anyone who has spinal stenosis or any known fractures in their vertebrae.
Prone Press Up: Begin by lying on your stomach with your elbows bent underneath you and palms flat on the surface. Keeping your hips and pelvis in contact with the surface, lift your upper torso off the mat with your arms, k...more
Generally these are good for individuals who may have a disc herniation. They should be performed with caution for anyone who has spinal stenosis or any known fractures in their vertebrae.
Prone Press Up: Begin by lying on your stomach with your elbows bent underneath you and palms flat on the surface. Keeping your hips and pelvis in contact with the surface, lift your upper torso off the mat with your arms, k...more
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