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Had Fallen, Have Pain Inside Knee And Down The Shin. Have Lumbar Stenosis, Spondylosis, Retrolistesis And Lumbar Pain
I had a fall 5 days ago and fell on my right side, I didn't have any pain until two days ago. I have pain around my
knee mainly the inside of knee and down the shin. I have lumbar stenosis, spondylosis and retrolistesis and also
have increased lumbar pain since my fall especially the pelvic/hip area on the side I fell. Could the knee pain be coming from my spine as there is no swelling of the knee but more cracking of the knee when walking, I do have
knee arthritis with spuring as well.
knee mainly the inside of knee and down the shin. I have lumbar stenosis, spondylosis and retrolistesis and also
have increased lumbar pain since my fall especially the pelvic/hip area on the side I fell. Could the knee pain be coming from my spine as there is no swelling of the knee but more cracking of the knee when walking, I do have
knee arthritis with spuring as well.
Tue, 17 Sep 2013
HELLO FRIEND
I WOULD ADVICE TO GO FOR X RAY OF THE KNEE, X RAY PELVIS, X RAY DORSOLATERAL SPINE AND GET CONFIRMED WHETHER YOU HAVE FRACTURE BY AN ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON IF NO FRACTURE THEN TAKE PAIN KILLER WITH SERRATIOPEPTIDASE AND START HOT SALINE BATH 2-3 TIMES A DAY... KNEE CAP.. LS BELT APPLICATION..MUSCLE RELAXANT AT NIGHT THICOCHISINE 4MG INITIALLY AND NOT FIND RELIEF YOU CAN GO FOR 8MG ALSO..AND IF YOU HAVE FRACTURE SPECIFIC TREATMENT SHOULD BE GIVEN BY THE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON...
HOPE IT HELPS
I WOULD ADVICE TO GO FOR X RAY OF THE KNEE, X RAY PELVIS, X RAY DORSOLATERAL SPINE AND GET CONFIRMED WHETHER YOU HAVE FRACTURE BY AN ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON IF NO FRACTURE THEN TAKE PAIN KILLER WITH SERRATIOPEPTIDASE AND START HOT SALINE BATH 2-3 TIMES A DAY... KNEE CAP.. LS BELT APPLICATION..MUSCLE RELAXANT AT NIGHT THICOCHISINE 4MG INITIALLY AND NOT FIND RELIEF YOU CAN GO FOR 8MG ALSO..AND IF YOU HAVE FRACTURE SPECIFIC TREATMENT SHOULD BE GIVEN BY THE ORTHOPEDIC SURGEON...
HOPE IT HELPS
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