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What Causes Continuous Pain In The Knee?

Hi I ve been experiencing pain in my knee for three years now it has spread into both my hips and all trough my legs making everything painful I ve been to many doctors and they all say the same nothings wrong so I was wondering if y all had any advice or if there was any tests I can ask to have performed I ve had xrays and an MRI on my left knee is there anything else I need relief I want my life back
Fri, 22 Apr 2016
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Hi,

thank you for providing the brief history of you,

As by reading your history, it is unfortunate to see that no diagnosis seemed to come in hand and your symptoms are still persisting.

I can recommend you to under go physical therapy. Did any one advised you in the past? if not then please go to the physical therapist, as it is non invasive, no side effects and most cases with unknown diagnosis and cause can be helped.

In my clinical practice patients walks down to me saying knee pain, but apparently there is no actual diagnosis with them from ortho, so we look for muscular assessment and proceed to exercises for not only strengthening the knee, but also the core, pelivc foor, spine, hip and both lower limbs. We are to rehabilitate the knee with different measures and an individual basis rather going conventional. We get almost 99% of success in reducing the symptoms and also good strength as well.

I will recommend you to consult a physical therapist. It will surely help you get rid of the pain and aches.

Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
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What Causes Continuous Pain In The Knee?

Hi, thank you for providing the brief history of you, As by reading your history, it is unfortunate to see that no diagnosis seemed to come in hand and your symptoms are still persisting. I can recommend you to under go physical therapy. Did any one advised you in the past? if not then please go to the physical therapist, as it is non invasive, no side effects and most cases with unknown diagnosis and cause can be helped. In my clinical practice patients walks down to me saying knee pain, but apparently there is no actual diagnosis with them from ortho, so we look for muscular assessment and proceed to exercises for not only strengthening the knee, but also the core, pelivc foor, spine, hip and both lower limbs. We are to rehabilitate the knee with different measures and an individual basis rather going conventional. We get almost 99% of success in reducing the symptoms and also good strength as well. I will recommend you to consult a physical therapist. It will surely help you get rid of the pain and aches. Regards Jay Indravadan Patel