Q1: Why does my knee hurt months after a fall?Injuries to ligaments, meniscus, or cartilage may remain undetected without MRI, which is the only way to confirm the exact cause safely. Q2: Therapy didn’t help — what should I do?Short-term therapy failure is a sign to reconsider diagnosis. MRI identifies the real cause instead of wasting more ti...
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Q1: What’s causing my knee pain after exercise?Possible causes include meniscus tear, ligament strain, early arthritis, or cartilage damage. Therapy alone cannot confirm the exact issue. Q2: Short therapy hasn’t helped — what next?If physiotherapy or rest doesn’t relieve pain, MRI is recommended to identify the real problem instead of spen...
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Q1: What’s causing knee pain when climbing stairs?Pain could be from meniscus tears, early arthritis, cartilage wear, or ligament strain. No doctor or therapist can be 100% sure without clear imaging like MRI. Q2: I’ve tried physiotherapy and rest but pain persists — what should I do?If short trials of therapy don’t improve your symptoms, ...
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Q1: Who is this common in? Adults 35–60, desk-bound professionals, and gym-goers who lift weights or reach overhead often. Q2: What are the warning symptoms? Pain lifting the arm, stiffness reaching overhead, or clicking sounds. Q3: What do people usually try first? Massage, physiotherapy, acupuncture, heat patches, or pain gels. Q4: ...
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Q1: Who is this for? Executives, drivers, and desk workers aged 35–60 who sit long hours and develop lower back pain or stiffness. Q2: What are the symptoms? Constant back ache, sharp pain down the legs, numbness, or tingling sensations. Q3: What do most people try first? Physiotherapy, chiropractic, TENS, massage, or painkillers. These ...
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