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Swelling In The Knee, Ligament Problem, Cannot Walk. Any Advice?

Hi my wife a short whil;e ago went for a short walk and has come home with a knee problem and she can not walk it seems to be in the right knee a small swelling is evident however I think there is a ligament problem she can not put any wheight on her right leg also we have used a ice pack to no avail , Ron Holland is my name is there something we can do to relieve the pain and help her walk
Sat, 19 Oct 2013
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hello dear
thanks for your query at HCM
i understand your concern.
it seem to be problem with knee might be from injury .
its better to consult orthopedcian and get investigation and medication according to his advice.
x ray of the knee joint will rule out any major damage .
if that does not reveal anything further investigation might be needed.
regards
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Swelling In The Knee, Ligament Problem, Cannot Walk. Any Advice?

hello dear thanks for your query at HCM i understand your concern. it seem to be problem with knee might be from injury . its better to consult orthopedcian and get investigation and medication according to his advice. x ray of the knee joint will rule out any major damage . if that does not reveal anything further investigation might be needed. regards