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What Causes Sudden Pain In Knee When Diagnosed With OA?
Q: I am an 80 year old women, in good health, who was diagnosed with Osteo arthritis 40 years ago. With exercise I managed very well until two years ago. At that time both knees started hurting. My left knee being the worst was replaced and I was told that my right knee was bone on bone and should be done soon. I was doing well until pain started 5 weeks ago. I m not excited about having surgery again but don t want to wait until I m older. I m anxiously awaiting your opinion . Thanking you for your suggestions . Sandra
Tue, 8 Mar 2016
General & Family Physician, Dr. Pinak De's Response
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Considering your symptoms it seems your knee is badly hurting. It is always good to have pain free and a good quality of life. You have correctly surmised that it is better to get operated early on before age brings in other comorbidities. Get well soon.
Dr. Pinak
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What Causes Sudden Pain In Knee When Diagnosed With OA?
Hi, Considering your symptoms it seems your knee is badly hurting. It is always good to have pain free and a good quality of life. You have correctly surmised that it is better to get operated early on before age brings in other comorbidities. Get well soon. Dr. Pinak