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Hello how are u ? I have a pain in my knee I went to the doctor ,I did ray for knee and uric acid test and some blood test the doctor told me all results is ok but I have maybe low in glucosamine cz my pain in my Knee .He prescribe for me divido ,dorofen and mydocalm ,I m taking divido and dorofen only since 4 days and suddenly I have a terrible pain in my estomac .I stopped the medicine maybe cz for me this pain and I need alll this medicine to prevent my knee pain?suzan
A thorough musculoskeletal assessment is advised along with MRI of the knee.
As the pain can be due to degenerative changes in the knee joint an MRI can suggest the possible changes. Also, by understanding the medication you are talking it looks they are mentioned for the cartilage related issues.
As medicine are symptomatic and for long term rehabilitationphysical therapy is recommended and research has good evidence on a positive note.
In my clinical practice patients with knee pain are advised physical therapy and they respond well.
Regards Jay Indravadan Patel
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Suggest Treatment For Knee Pain
hi, thank-you for providing the brief history of you. A thorough musculoskeletal assessment is advised along with MRI of the knee. As the pain can be due to degenerative changes in the knee joint an MRI can suggest the possible changes. Also, by understanding the medication you are talking it looks they are mentioned for the cartilage related issues. As medicine are symptomatic and for long term rehabilitation physical therapy is recommended and research has good evidence on a positive note. In my clinical practice patients with knee pain are advised physical therapy and they respond well. Regards Jay Indravadan Patel