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Is Cartigen And Torcoxia BCD Good For Relieving Knee Joint Pain Or Any Other Medicine Is Needed?

Hello I m from New Delhi ,India my father is having knee joints pain and doctor has given him medicine cartigen 1500 , supracal-os , torcoxia BCD-120. I want to ask is these medicine good to get relief from pain in knee joint pain or suggest some medicine that decreases his pain. his age is 56 , he is a bank manager.
Tue, 24 Jan 2017
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The medicines you have mentioned works only in some cases of osteoarthritis of knee. This depends on the grade of osteoarthritis seen clinically and on xrays of the knee. Better is to go with the specific physiotherapy protocols made for patients of knee pain. Medicines have a limited role in cases of osteoarthritis. Consult some good orthopaedic surgeon who can really guide you about the management protocol for osteoarthritis/knee pain.
Note: For further queries, consult a joint and bone specialist, an Orthopaedic surgeon. Book a Call now.
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Is Cartigen And Torcoxia BCD Good For Relieving Knee Joint Pain Or Any Other Medicine Is Needed?

The medicines you have mentioned works only in some cases of osteoarthritis of knee. This depends on the grade of osteoarthritis seen clinically and on xrays of the knee. Better is to go with the specific physiotherapy protocols made for patients of knee pain. Medicines have a limited role in cases of osteoarthritis. Consult some good orthopaedic surgeon who can really guide you about the management protocol for osteoarthritis/knee pain.