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Knee Pain

ORIGINAL POST
Posted by Claire 20 yrs ago
Doctors are usually unable to make a diagnosis for soft tissue damage. Suggest you see a manipulative physio as they can make a diagnosis and provide treatment. All MPs are trained in Australia and one in HK really helped a friend of mine who was increasingly unable to climb stairs. He is now pain free.

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COMMENTS
Matilda 20 yrs ago
Sounds like osteoarthritis, but there may be a variety of causes. I suggest a consultation with an orthopaedic surgeon specialising in knees and possibly a MRI scan to get a proper diagnosis. In the meantime try

glucosamine, which is safe and will help if it is arthritis.


Matilda International Hospital

Hong Kong


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WiIe E Coyote 20 yrs ago
Acupuncture is very effective in treating joint pain. I've had knee problems in the past that was relieved with a couple of treatments. Drug-free and painless.

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