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Pain In Left Lower Part Of Head And Lower Back. Swollen Knees With Pain. Suggestion?

hello there im from denmark and i got this female friend who has this problem and she has been to severale doctors but everytime she ended up without an answer she got pain in the left lower part of the scalp ( headache ), pain in the lower back and has alot of pain in her knees and sometime the are very swollen too.... sincerely Laura
Sat, 25 Aug 2012
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Hi, Laura,
Thanks for query.
You have not mentioned her age.
If she is elderly and seeing her all symptoms it is likely that she might be having some degenerative changes in her lunbo sacral region and cervical region causing these symptoms.
That means she might have osteoartheritis changes in spinal column and knee joints.
It is also possible that there might be Osteoporosis as well.
Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined.
Ok and bye.
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Pain In Left Lower Part Of Head And Lower Back. Swollen Knees With Pain. Suggestion?

Hi, Laura, Thanks for query. You have not mentioned her age. If she is elderly and seeing her all symptoms it is likely that she might be having some degenerative changes in her lunbo sacral region and cervical region causing these symptoms. That means she might have osteoartheritis changes in spinal column and knee joints. It is also possible that there might be Osteoporosis as well. Consult orthopedic surgeon and get examined. Ok and bye.