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Suggest Remedy For Pain In The Knee And Back Ache Upon Climbing Stairs

Hi i am getting pain in knees when vlimb up or down and back ache when i i get up from lying down for a while than it gets easeout.i am 52 yrs old , feels low energy,face bloated and fat on stomach.can anyone pl guide. Thanks and regards Nanda purohit.
Mon, 30 Mar 2015
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Hello Nanda ma'am and welcome.

Taking your age into consideration you are either peri-menopausal or menopausal, and this brings up suspicion of osteoporosis or arthritis like conditions. I would thus recommend a visit to your orthopedician who would request for blood investigations (check on anemia, RA factor, CRP, ESR, serum uric acid, etc.) and an x-ray of your spine and knee joints. These conditions are treatable and so you should not really have trouble once a diagnosis has been reached.

Best wishes.
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Suggest Remedy For Pain In The Knee And Back Ache Upon Climbing Stairs

Hello Nanda ma am and welcome. Taking your age into consideration you are either peri-menopausal or menopausal, and this brings up suspicion of osteoporosis or arthritis like conditions. I would thus recommend a visit to your orthopedician who would request for blood investigations (check on anemia, RA factor, CRP, ESR, serum uric acid, etc.) and an x-ray of your spine and knee joints. These conditions are treatable and so you should not really have trouble once a diagnosis has been reached. Best wishes.