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Had Meniscus Tear. Taking Orcerin. What Can Help To Reduce Knee Pain?

hello Dr. I am 53 and gone through orthroscopy of my right knee due to meniscus tear (locking problem) 4 months back. that problem is solved now but due to fell 20-25 days back i hurt my both knees slightly. Since then i am having pain in knees while step upstairs and down stairs. here Dr. advised me to have ORCERIN GM.I am taking it once after dinner from 2 months. please suggest me should i increase the dose or do some thing else.
Wed, 17 Oct 2012
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Hello Rashmi and thanks for the query
You have no need to increase the dose. Take some analgesic drugs to control pain in worse condition as per direction of your doctor. Apply local gel, do hot fermentation and wear elastic bandage on the knee while walking and climbing stairs.
Do physiotherapy for 5-10 day to control pain. Do regular exercises thereafter as per direction of the physiotherapist.
Hope this will help you.
Best Wishes
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Had Meniscus Tear. Taking Orcerin. What Can Help To Reduce Knee Pain?

Hello Rashmi and thanks for the query You have no need to increase the dose. Take some analgesic drugs to control pain in worse condition as per direction of your doctor. Apply local gel, do hot fermentation and wear elastic bandage on the knee while walking and climbing stairs. Do physiotherapy for 5-10 day to control pain. Do regular exercises thereafter as per direction of the physiotherapist. Hope this will help you. Best Wishes