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pain in both knee joint please suggest
recently i had pain in both knees joint 3 month back
i visited doctor and was asked to carry out the folowing tests CBC with Vit D3 level and Radiography of both knee joint
reports are as folows
haemoglobin 13.6, total wbc 5400, esr 254x1000 16mm/hr
test 25 hydroxy cholecalciferol (Vita D3), serum by RIA observed value 10.5
radiography report is as follows:
No osseous or soft tissue abnormality is detected in either knee joint
The patello-femoral levels, likewise , show no abnormality
Medicine prescribed by the doctor is as follows:
1. T Calcimax forte 1 tab per day for calcium
2. Hot formentation both knee with Volini gel
Physiotherapy of both knees SWD for 10 days
not really satisfied with the doctors prescription as the pain is still persisting even after 2 monts of medication
Please suggest me
do i need to do visit a different doctor or is the treatment ok
i visited doctor and was asked to carry out the folowing tests CBC with Vit D3 level and Radiography of both knee joint
reports are as folows
haemoglobin 13.6, total wbc 5400, esr 254x1000 16mm/hr
test 25 hydroxy cholecalciferol (Vita D3), serum by RIA observed value 10.5
radiography report is as follows:
No osseous or soft tissue abnormality is detected in either knee joint
The patello-femoral levels, likewise , show no abnormality
Medicine prescribed by the doctor is as follows:
1. T Calcimax forte 1 tab per day for calcium
2. Hot formentation both knee with Volini gel
Physiotherapy of both knees SWD for 10 days
not really satisfied with the doctors prescription as the pain is still persisting even after 2 monts of medication
Please suggest me
do i need to do visit a different doctor or is the treatment ok
Hi,
I would like to know whether you want to buy it online or you want it buy in person.
If you are buying online, then you should be typing Diclofenac or Ibuprofen gel. In case you don't get these you can also type muscle relaxant gel or pain killer gel.
If you are buying in person also you can ask for similar names gel which I think should be available without prescription.
Keep me informed if you still have any doubts.
Bye.
I would like to know whether you want to buy it online or you want it buy in person.
If you are buying online, then you should be typing Diclofenac or Ibuprofen gel. In case you don't get these you can also type muscle relaxant gel or pain killer gel.
If you are buying in person also you can ask for similar names gel which I think should be available without prescription.
Keep me informed if you still have any doubts.
Bye.
Thank You for your respond,
My aunt, has problems with her kneew. She asked me to buy for her, However, I went to cvs online, I didn't find it. Can you please let me know, what other names can I type in so I would be able to buy it. Is this gel on prescrbtion only.
Please direct me.
donna02
My aunt, has problems with her kneew. She asked me to buy for her, However, I went to cvs online, I didn't find it. Can you please let me know, what other names can I type in so I would be able to buy it. Is this gel on prescrbtion only.
Please direct me.
donna02
Hi Donna,
It is indeed simple, go to pharmacy shop and buy Volini gel. Why there is so much confusion regarding Volini gel?
Is it that it is not prescribed to you and you still want it?
Is it that it is prescribed to you but it isn’t available in pharmacy near you? If that's the case you can log on to internet, Google for online pharmacy and you would be able to get Volini gel in a click.
Keep me informed if you have any queries.
Bye.
It is indeed simple, go to pharmacy shop and buy Volini gel. Why there is so much confusion regarding Volini gel?
Is it that it is not prescribed to you and you still want it?
Is it that it is prescribed to you but it isn’t available in pharmacy near you? If that's the case you can log on to internet, Google for online pharmacy and you would be able to get Volini gel in a click.
Keep me informed if you have any queries.
Bye.
Hi,
How are you feeling? How old are you? What is your name?
If you give little detail regarding your symptomatology it will helpful in discussing further.
I have seen your investigation results but those appear normal.
I would like to know where the pain is exactly if you have to point out with your index finger.
When did your pain begin, what were you doing at the time, and what were the initial symptoms?
Do you experience any grinding, locking, catching, or giving way of the knee?
Are there any positions that make your knee more or less comfortable?
What is the quality of your pain (sharp, shooting, dull, etc.)?
Have you tried anything to help the pain and, if yes, has that been successful?
Have you ever had surgery on your knee? Do you have any hip or ankle pain?
When any patient complains of “knee pain,” the initial differential diagnosis in most of the cases includes: Osteoarthritis, Ligament damage, Meniscus damage or Patello-femoral disorder.
Keep me informed.
Bye.
How are you feeling? How old are you? What is your name?
If you give little detail regarding your symptomatology it will helpful in discussing further.
I have seen your investigation results but those appear normal.
I would like to know where the pain is exactly if you have to point out with your index finger.
When did your pain begin, what were you doing at the time, and what were the initial symptoms?
Do you experience any grinding, locking, catching, or giving way of the knee?
Are there any positions that make your knee more or less comfortable?
What is the quality of your pain (sharp, shooting, dull, etc.)?
Have you tried anything to help the pain and, if yes, has that been successful?
Have you ever had surgery on your knee? Do you have any hip or ankle pain?
When any patient complains of “knee pain,” the initial differential diagnosis in most of the cases includes: Osteoarthritis, Ligament damage, Meniscus damage or Patello-femoral disorder.
Keep me informed.
Bye.
If you are not happy with the treatment the dr prescribed go to someone else. Have you tried taking something like aleve? That is what my father takes for his knees. Hope this helps.
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