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Suggest Medication For Vertigo Causing Knee Pain And Headache
constant dizziness headache and knee pain
im a stroke survivor (dec 26,2009) initial mri in '09 showed a 3mm bulged vessel on right side of brain.recently diagnoised with vertigo. pain behind left knee upon straighting leg. it is stated that i have an A factor hereditary blood clotting disorder. doctor will not confirm nor deny this due to the fact i have a disability csse active. my new doc states that my knee pain is residual from my stroke. i have no ins and no income so no mri's will be preformed. what can i do and what do you think this pain in head and knee could be from?
im a stroke survivor (dec 26,2009) initial mri in '09 showed a 3mm bulged vessel on right side of brain.recently diagnoised with vertigo. pain behind left knee upon straighting leg. it is stated that i have an A factor hereditary blood clotting disorder. doctor will not confirm nor deny this due to the fact i have a disability csse active. my new doc states that my knee pain is residual from my stroke. i have no ins and no income so no mri's will be preformed. what can i do and what do you think this pain in head and knee could be from?
Sat, 5 Jul 2014
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I really appreciate your concern looking to the history given here the pain that you described here could be arthritic changes of major joint and this need to be ruled out but this can be best managed with analgesic medicines and no need to worry about this the blood disorder is just out of question and this could be questioned, take care and have a nice day.
Thank for asking to HCM
I really appreciate your concern looking to the history given here the pain that you described here could be arthritic changes of major joint and this need to be ruled out but this can be best managed with analgesic medicines and no need to worry about this the blood disorder is just out of question and this could be questioned, take care and have a nice day.
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