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Suffer Diabeties,low Thyroid And Vitamin Diffiency. Knees Feels Trembling. What Can Be Done?

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Posted on Mon, 22 Jul 2013
Question: hi my knees at times tremble
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Answered by Dr. Dr. Shruti Rijhwani (1 hour later)
Dear Madam,

Thank you for your query.

Well looking into your history you have got complaints of trembling of knees . At the age of 60 years the most probable reason would be osteoarthritis of knees which involves degradation of joints . The primary cause of osteoarthritis is the damage of joint resulting from mechanical stress with insufficient repair of joints . Age is also a big factor .

Other thing can be malalignment of joint or presence of loose bodies may also give such feeling.

I advise you to see a rheumatologist and get Serum calcium , Vitamin D levels, X XXXXXXX both knees and DEXA Scan to look for any evidence of osteoporosis according to his advise . Knee examination is also very important to look for any kind of swelling or crepitus etc. After exact cause determination the treatment can be started.

Take care.

Dr. Shruti
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Suffer Diabeties,low Thyroid And Vitamin Diffiency. Knees Feels Trembling. What Can Be Done?

Dear Madam,

Thank you for your query.

Well looking into your history you have got complaints of trembling of knees . At the age of 60 years the most probable reason would be osteoarthritis of knees which involves degradation of joints . The primary cause of osteoarthritis is the damage of joint resulting from mechanical stress with insufficient repair of joints . Age is also a big factor .

Other thing can be malalignment of joint or presence of loose bodies may also give such feeling.

I advise you to see a rheumatologist and get Serum calcium , Vitamin D levels, X XXXXXXX both knees and DEXA Scan to look for any evidence of osteoporosis according to his advise . Knee examination is also very important to look for any kind of swelling or crepitus etc. After exact cause determination the treatment can be started.

Take care.

Dr. Shruti