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Suggest Medication For Knee Pain

Hi, I had rheumatic fever at age of 6, took medication for it for as long as 10 years and completely recovered. Now I am 30, I started to get knee joint pain again. What could be the reason and also please let me know if any medication needs to be taken
Mon, 8 Sep 2014
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
usually rheumatic fever does not causes pain after such a long time. I would suggest you to get MRI of the knee joint, and if there is any cartilage damage or any meniscus tear then it can be corrected through arthroscopic method. In this method there is very small incision is required. Patient can start walking from next day and there is no bed rest needed.
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Suggest Medication For Knee Pain

usually rheumatic fever does not causes pain after such a long time. I would suggest you to get MRI of the knee joint, and if there is any cartilage damage or any meniscus tear then it can be corrected through arthroscopic method. In this method there is very small incision is required. Patient can start walking from next day and there is no bed rest needed.