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Pain In The Knee Joint. Relaxyl Gel Prescribed. Need Help

I am having Pain in my Left Knee Joint.. I went to Doctor He gave me Relaxyl Gel ( Ointment) and a Calcium Tablet.. I am Not able to Lift my leg when i lie down.. when i sleep its very irritating... I'm not able to squat.. Now slowly My right knee is also Paining But not as severe as the Left.. Please Help me out with this.. Im basically a Football Player
Mon, 6 May 2013
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Hello.Treatment established is not suitable.The analgesic effect of both drugs is negligible.In addition,is neccesary establish a correct diagnose,requesting knee radiography and thereafter, even,a nuclear magnetic resonance(mri);because meniscus affection is a possible diagnose.You must go to Traumatologist. Now can take oral antiinflammatory(for example diclofenac).I wish you good health.
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Pain In The Knee Joint. Relaxyl Gel Prescribed. Need Help

Hello.Treatment established is not suitable.The analgesic effect of both drugs is negligible.In addition,is neccesary establish a correct diagnose,requesting knee radiography and thereafter, even,a nuclear magnetic resonance(mri);because meniscus affection is a possible diagnose.You must go to Traumatologist. Now can take oral antiinflammatory(for example diclofenac).I wish you good health. (In case the answer would have been useful please indicate this)