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Pain, Swelling In Knee. Now Vomits, Stomach, Chest Cramps? Suggestions?
hi my name is laura and my partner liam is complaying with his knee for d past 3 days it is swallen and now he cant bend it r put any wight on it also he is now vomiting and his hands are cramping all evening he is sating his stomack and chest cramping aswell he is 41 and his mother had ms can u help me in any way cas he wont let me ring a doctor r bring him 2 a hospital
Wed, 12 Jun 2013
Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Your complaint is pain in knee ( one or both , not mentioned inn query).
Due to excruciating it is natural that patient develops stomach pain, vomiting.
If pain in knee is due to infection patient will also suffer from chest cramps and pain all over body.
Since you mentioned that there is swelling and patient is unable to walk, so reasons may be as,
Osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis,
ligament rupture of knee joint due to sudden jolt,
traumatic swelling and hence pain ,
gout ,
post fever ( dengue, Chicken guinea ) arthritis.
So please consult a physician / orthopaqedician and get in complete treatment after examination ( physical and serological ).
Hope I have answered your question .
If further any question I will reply.
Good luck for speedy recovery.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Your complaint is pain in knee ( one or both , not mentioned inn query).
Due to excruciating it is natural that patient develops stomach pain, vomiting.
If pain in knee is due to infection patient will also suffer from chest cramps and pain all over body.
Since you mentioned that there is swelling and patient is unable to walk, so reasons may be as,
Osteoarthritis,
rheumatoid arthritis,
ligament rupture of knee joint due to sudden jolt,
traumatic swelling and hence pain ,
gout ,
post fever ( dengue, Chicken guinea ) arthritis.
So please consult a physician / orthopaqedician and get in complete treatment after examination ( physical and serological ).
Hope I have answered your question .
If further any question I will reply.
Good luck for speedy recovery.
Dr. HET
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