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What Is The Reason For Moving Pain In The Legs And Hands And Sometimes In The Neck ?
I 21 year old male. From few months i am feeling some what moving pain in legs and hands. I am not able to tell exactly. It lasts only for few seconds. And it is a pain like moving something at that particular area. Especially in right leg below knee . And one more problem is when i open my mouth widely sometimes it tights there after few seconds it comes to normal. During that time also some pain and i can observe hard at lower mouth. Same is the case with legs also. When i twist my hands or legs for some time i feel pain there. Even at neck when i turn my head some time to left or right. Please suggest about this
Mon, 16 Jan 2012
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You could be having fluid collection around the knee due to arthritis or bursitis which is causing occasional pain on movement. Your jaw problem could be due to TMJ arthritis, especially if you hear clicking sound sometimes on talking or chewing food. You should get examined for possible autoimmune connective disorders like Rheumatoid arthritis soon before it gets too late. You can take pain killer like Paracetamol under medical supervision for these pains but you need to get a thorough checkup to rule out arthritis. Eat healthy. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. Exercise daily to keep fit.
You could be having fluid collection around the knee due to arthritis or bursitis which is causing occasional pain on movement. Your jaw problem could be due to TMJ arthritis, especially if you hear clicking sound sometimes on talking or chewing food. You should get examined for possible autoimmune connective disorders like Rheumatoid arthritis soon before it gets too late. You can take pain killer like Paracetamol under medical supervision for these pains but you need to get a thorough checkup to rule out arthritis. Eat healthy. Eat plenty of fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. Drink plenty of water. Exercise daily to keep fit.
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please check serum calcim level and serum uric acid, RA factor, aslo titre. You can start taking calcium tablet before the test reports come
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