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What Causes Swelling And Pain On Knees?

hi doctor i had prostate but its been operated and removed a year back but recently my face,both my ankles started swelling and i feel pain on both my knees i confronted it to doctor he said its because of some reaction and given some tablets now my face is normal but my ankle gets swollen often plus my knees also feel pain what should i do
Wed, 9 Sep 2015
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hi i appreciate ur concern for ankle and knee problems.swelling in the ankles may be due to fluid accomolated in and around tissues of ankles,due to gravity,weakness of leg muscles to pump the fluid up,and or weakness in the valves of leg veins.your kidney functions need to be evaluated as because of age factor as well as prostate problem in the past.similarly knees also needs to be checked for any degenerative changes and of calcium metabolism changes.you need to consult your ortho specialist for evaluations and further advices accordingly.thanks. i will be happy to answer any further quary.
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What Causes Swelling And Pain On Knees?

hi i appreciate ur concern for ankle and knee problems.swelling in the ankles may be due to fluid accomolated in and around tissues of ankles,due to gravity,weakness of leg muscles to pump the fluid up,and or weakness in the valves of leg veins.your kidney functions need to be evaluated as because of age factor as well as prostate problem in the past.similarly knees also needs to be checked for any degenerative changes and of calcium metabolism changes.you need to consult your ortho specialist for evaluations and further advices accordingly.thanks. i will be happy to answer any further quary.