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Knee Of Both Legs In Pain. For Lumbar And Neck Pain. Help?
I am 58+,Parttime Accounts is my profession.Every day I have to visit several places either by walking for nearest places,mostly by bus.From 10.30a.m. onwards I am coming out from my home and worked upto 9/9.30p.m.Day by day I am feeling very much peculiar pain from the bottom portion of the knee for both the leg as well as feeling pain in the middle portion of the skull .Feeling very much tired from 5 p.m. onwards. Earlier I had a neurological problem.For severe lumber pain and neck pain I had used belt and collar respectively,but now I am not using belt /collar as there is no severe pain. Everyday I use to go toilet thrice from 8.30 am to 12 p.m. I use to change the habits,what is the way I can change this habit. I use to work perfectly upto the age 65 but my physique is not permiting,please give me suggesion by which I can perfectly work without such bodily difficulties. Thank you, With regards, Buddha deb Das email: YYYY@YYYY
Mon, 6 Jan 2014
Hello,
You should not be peculiar of the toilet habbits as toilet is a normal thing and which should not be tried to decrease. Yes if there is burning or frequency has increased and after each time you go to toilet you feel like you have not completely done then you must go to Urologist for examination and take treatment for that.
For you leg pains you must try to change your foot wear and take a soft and light weight footwear .
In doubt do reply
You should not be peculiar of the toilet habbits as toilet is a normal thing and which should not be tried to decrease. Yes if there is burning or frequency has increased and after each time you go to toilet you feel like you have not completely done then you must go to Urologist for examination and take treatment for that.
For you leg pains you must try to change your foot wear and take a soft and light weight footwear .
In doubt do reply
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