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I am having discomfort with my right knee.

Both knees click when I bend, not everytime.  I have been taking ibruprofen for ten days, because if I go to see the doctor, I am sure that is what he will tell me to do.

So maybe I should go and see him/her next week. I am thinking its arthritis related. I believe they will actually see patients, in person.

I recall a work colleague had his kneecap scraped to be made smoother, not sure if it worked, or not.

I have been physically active in the past, but this certainly stops that, even the dog pulling on the lead can be uncomfortable.

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Do not seek medical advice on an open non-specialist forum is my advice :)

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11 minutes ago, Arnold_Lane said:

Do not seek medical advice on an open non-specialist forum is my advice :)

I agree. Could be anything. Knees are complicated. You need professional medical advice. 

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3 minutes ago, tinfoilhat said:

Does it hurt when you urinate?

You may have issues. 

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5 minutes ago, tinfoilhat said:

Does it hurt when you urinate?

It clicks when I kneel down, standing up - I would miss the pot  :)

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My doctor would tell you it's either your age or a virus? 

 

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41 minutes ago, Baron99 said:

My doctor would tell you it's either your age or a virus? 

 

If he is owt like our doctor, its a perscription for paracetamol everything  including Black plague it  was ever to submerge.  :hihi:

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Sounds like osteoarthritis to me.I would try and get an appointment with your GP because if you have to be referred to hospital there is a very long waiting list now with the Coronavirus.

I found Revitive, a massager that  you put your feet on, very helpful.

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2 hours ago, pattricia said:

Sounds like osteoarthritis to me.I would try and get an appointment with your GP because if you have to be referred to hospital there is a very long waiting list now with the Coronavirus.

I found Revitive, a massager that  you put your feet on, very helpful.

What Pattricia says.

 

I have osteoarthritis and my GP referred me to a physiotherapist at Concord Sports Centre. It hasn't gone away but they gave me some exercises which go some way to alleviate the pain. 

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On 28/06/2020 at 21:39, El Cid said:

I am having discomfort with my right knee.

Both knees click when I bend, not everytime.  I have been taking ibruprofen for ten days, because if I go to see the doctor, I am sure that is what he will tell me to do.

So maybe I should go and see him/her next week. I am thinking its arthritis related. I believe they will actually see patients, in person.

I recall a work colleague had his kneecap scraped to be made smoother, not sure if it worked, or not.

I have been physically active in the past, but this certainly stops that, even the dog pulling on the lead can be uncomfortable.

Don't wrap the lead round your knee - hold it in your hand.

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I too have trouble with my knees........hips and back. I don’t know your circumstances El Cid but the Yorkshire diagnosis for my troubles is owd age and poverty. I’d pray for you but don’t think I’d get up again. Seriously -consult your doctor !

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