Knee pain in children symptom
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knee-pain
sever night sweat, sore thoat, pain in knee, burning pain in knee and under armpit. cough, sinus infection, lymp node apper two month after on my jaw and head. todate i have burning and severe joint pain. I went to the doctor he said that the buning pain in knee and pain is the cause from a virus.
Question:
1.are all thses symptom indiction of hiv
2. do lympe nodes occur two month after
3.
I just got an MRI and was diagnosed with a damaged meniscus in both of my knees. This might be the reason of the pain. But as they also found fluid in my knees (caused by the damaged meniscus) there could be also so called Baker Zysts (collections of fluid behind the knee) which cause pain.
Another thing that came to my mind when they told me about the fluid, is some kind of arthritis. I read that arthritis can cause nodes (not lymph nodes).
However, it would disappear almost immediately when I straightened it. Recently, I have been having more continuous pain, it feels like I should have a floor burn on my knee but there isn't one. It also has this prickly feeling to it. I saw an orthopedist who simply said the pain was due to overuse of my muscle, however he never asked me to describe the pain. I have had sore and overused muscles before and it has felt nothing like this. Does anyone know if he is correct in his diagnosis?
I cannot stand the pain in my arms; hands; elbows and knee anymore! It is this burning, pulsing, muscle spasmy, heavy feeling in the above areas of my body. any thoughts? i have NOT been diagnosed with MS or anything else at this point. my most recent MRI was "unchanged" from the last. the last one showed a few small punctate foci and that was it.
I have been experiencing joint pain, muscle pain, cramping, swelling and stiffness in my left leg for over a month - in my knee, behind my knee and in my calf. It is worse at end of day. It often feels as if my leg won't support me when I stand from a sitting position. I do not recall injuring my leg. I have tried heat & ice packs and massage - all of which offer some temporary relief.
I am feeling pain in my right knee for 7 years now and all the doctors say they don't know the reason. One of my doctors did say I have bruising on the inside of my knee and gave me medication. After a few days, it wasn't working and the pain kept coming. I have a pain on the inside of my knee. It's constant unbearable pain. It hurts to where my whole leg gets numb and my feet gets cold. My knee also has this stingy feeling and they give out on itself.
However from the past few months I am experiencing pain in my knee whenever I bend it. It is not a continuous pain but its like a shooting pain when I bend my leg (like in the bathroom or climbing stairs etc). I mentioned this to my Dr and she checked and said the ligaments are perfect and there is no swelling. But I want to know what this pain is if everything is perfect. I am 32 yrs old and it is getting hard for me to sit on the floor or get up. This is obviously not normal.
Aching pain at and below the patella. Difficulty straightening the knee. Pain is most servere when putting weight or pressure on it. Pain can be felt when climbing up the stairs, jumping, running and standing for prolonged periods. In addition, pain can be felt behind the knee cap. I've had blows to the front and side of the knees before when playing soccer.
The Orthopaedic diagnosed me with having Patella Tendonosis. However, I'm seriously starting to doubt the diagnosis.
My son has a sed rate of 18, I only know this after taking him in for numbness in his legs from the hip to the knee. The doctor doesn't seem extremely concerned but does want us to come back in 10 days after I've kept him on an advil regimen. He has also had prolonged back pain on and off not consistent... What do you think we are looking at and what direction should I expect our dr. to go in??
She has experienced severe joint pain/chest pain off and on since she has been ill. She has experienced intermittent pain in knee, hips, ankle, shoulders, elbows, chest, and currently in wrists. The pain/swelling is worse in the evenings and restricts her movement. Another strange symptom is that she experiences eye "spasms" from time to time. Her colitis is much better and returning to normal.
Hi ladies, so I woke up on Saturday morning and out of nowhere I had noticed my left knee was in a lot of pain. This morning it's a bit better but I do not remember hurting it. Has anyone had this happen? I'm a worry wart.
I had some mild pain in the calf of my left leg. My doctor said it is not a clot. The pain has gotten extensively worse now affecting the knee. I went back to doctor and the doctor said it is arthritis of the knee and that, at this point, no tests were necessary. Well, in spite of anti-inflammatory meds, I cannot put my full weight down on my leg without pain that seems more concentrated directly under the knee. I am walking around limping.
You definitely need to see your doctor about the joint pain in your knee. If he thinks this is the same knee problem that improved when you took a medrol dose pack in the past, he might decide to try that treatment again.
You can usually take steroids (pills, IV, or by joint injection) while using Copaxone-just like you did when you were using Betaseron. (I think that's what you were asking about?
The first symptom is tingling or pain in the fingertips and toes. That progresses to weakness or pain in the legs that can cause difficulty with walking. That's followed by loss of reflexes - for example, the knee doesn't jerk when tapped.
So if I am having pain in the toe yesterday and no both fingertips should I be trying to get IGIG therapy to prevent from worsening to paralysis?
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