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My mom aged 64 yrs has severe knee pain .she can't even do her routine work.plz advice.
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She needs: She should see to see her doctor to determine what is causing her knee pain and in order to determine what would best treat it. Common things being common she may have osteoarthritis but she may have other conditions as well.
Answered 5/2/2013
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