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Query: Hi doctor,My father is 50 years old. He has swelling in his left knee and some liquid is coming out of the knee. He consulted an orthopedic doctor and he prescribed some tests and medicine to him. Also, the doctor said his bones are weak. Please explain to me what should I know. Also, let me know wh... Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to icliniq.com. After seeing the clinical image (attachment removed to protect patient identity) it appears to be synovitis of the knee joint. At the age of 50, osteoarthritis is the most common cause of synovitis. It is not advisable to start with steroid small 6 mg tablet. Is your fath... Read Full »
Should I worry about my testosterone level of 335?
Query: Hi doctor, I am a 26 year old male. My height is 6 feet and weight is 90 kg. My total testosterone level is 335. My other tests were all normal except 25-hydroxy vitamin D, which is 6.83. Should I be worried? Read Full »
Answer: Hi, Welcome to iCliniq.com. I have reviewed your query and understand your health concern. Your testosterone level is within normal limits, but your vitamin D level is low. It is important to address this deficiency by taking Vitamin D3 and Calcium supplements. Low vitamin D levels can lead to decre... Read Full »
I have pain six inches below my knees. What could be the reason for this?
Query: Hello doctor, My three issues are: 1. My spine BMD has normalized after six years of trying various treatments. BMD has gone up by 5 % in 6 months. Femur still as before, and hip and wrist are not measured. 2. I have bone pain extending six inches below my right knee. I cannot entirely agree with lo... Read Full »
Answer: Hello, Welcome to icliniq.com. Pain below the knee can be caused by the knee cap, and this is usually not easy to prove unless there are clear examination findings. I can only say that if you are being bothered by the lack of clarity of causation, then better to get a scan, either an MRI (magnetic... Read Full »