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My father had accident a few years back, at that time he had a fracture in leg, now due to his age in the winter he has a problem with his knees. Will Physiotherapy go to help to relieve his knee pain?
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Snoozy69 rohit51598
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It all depends on what is causing the knee pain in the first place. Physiotherapy can only help people with range of movement and strengthening of the knee. He needs A diagnosis really it could be arthritis where treatment is available. Have you tried knee supports to see if that helps. There's a support called active 650 I can't recommend the product enough to support joints. Good luck in getting it sorted X