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Right Knee Swollen And Painful. Had 3 Right Knee Replacements, 2 Scopes. Suggestions?

Hi i had 3 total right knee replacements in 4 yrs also 2 scopes on the right side 1 left knee replacement in 2012 right shoulder scope March 2013 i have had trigger point injections this yr also i am in so much pain all over mt right knee is swollen very painful i can not go down stairs normally walking is painfull i cannot fall asleep due to my right knee my orothopedic dr will not look at my right knee 57 yrs old thank god for my family dr
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Tue, 14 May 2013
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Hello, The treatment of soft-tissue shoulder pain includes the use of anti-inflammatory medication and/or paracetamol. Pain may also be treated with a local application of moist heat or ice.

A local corticosteroid injection is often helpful for inflammation of the shoulder. For shoulder pain, movement exercises and physiotherapy may help. For cases in which tendons or ligaments are involved, surgical procedures may be necessary.
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Right Knee Swollen And Painful. Had 3 Right Knee Replacements, 2 Scopes. Suggestions?

Hello, The treatment of soft-tissue shoulder pain includes the use of anti-inflammatory medication and/or paracetamol. Pain may also be treated with a local application of moist heat or ice. A local corticosteroid injection is often helpful for inflammation of the shoulder. For shoulder pain, movement exercises and physiotherapy may help. For cases in which tendons or ligaments are involved, surgical procedures may be necessary. Regards,