Knee arthritis symptoms and treatment - Everything You Need To Know - Dr. Nabil Ebraheim

[@kentuckyearl8202]

Very helpful. I had x-rays and was told I had bad arthritis in my knees, the right knee being worse. That made sense because it swells a lot worse and more often. The pain is getting old, especially working 50+ hrs a week. Regular over the counter meds does nothing anymore. I really don't understand why many doctors are not this in depth. This man just put a short video on KZbin and told me more than what I paid other doctors to do.

[@Finestizpro]

exactly it really gives you perspective on why its hurting

[@mcai1176]

Yes and using language and analogies most patients can understand! Thank you 🙏🏼

[@pauljohnson2590]

Fr. I just left the Dr and he didn't explain nothing close to what this man described

[@leewilson5389]

Try an inversion table hanging nearly upside down to pull the joints and create space.

[@Agent_111]

mine doesnt really hurt but it gets kind of sore and pops when I run for a while got any info?😂

[@B6east]

Thank you…this is very helpful in understanding all the structures in the knee, and how severe osteoarthritis affects them.

[@mtgne5351]

Very thanks. I am 70. I have played sports all my life and now I have just this problem in my left knee. I'm willing to undergo a joint replacement.

[@pauljohnson2590]

Very helpful video, I understand completely what's going on with my knee. I'm in the severe stage

[@viperviper5]

Before you do that. Try this take a teaspoon of turmeric and a half of teaspoon of black pepper and spread it over some black cherries. You should notice a big difference in your knee and take this every morning. Another solution is buy some Glucosamine and turmeric pills and take them twice a day. Both of these solutions attack the inflammation and reduce the swelling of the knee.

[@smithr2k9]

👏🏆Dr. Ebraheim, thanks so much for a Great and Informative video!! I look forward to viewing future ones on the body's anatomy. "Early prevention is the BEST protection." God Bless you and take care.

[@serenaykiremitcioglu2864]

I can say the video is so elucidator as a physiotherapy and rehabilitation student, thanks alot Dr. Ebraheim!

[@margaretcorfield9891]

I was diagnosed with arthritis in both knees and hips some 15 years ago. Unsurprisingly it has gotten worse over time. However, while I suffered a lot of swelling 15 years ago, my knees, although more painful ( my right knee is painful even at rest) don't swell up any more. There is a grating sound when I move them. I can no longer straighten my right leg without considerable pain, but can still walk reasonable distances (10 minutes or so) before needing to rest. I can go up and down stairs and steps, provided I do not lead with my right leg going up, but do lead with it going down. The joint in that leg has also become unstable, but my legs are straight. The worst is the pain at night. I do take ibuprofen for it.

[@itsArumbaTV]

I have a similar problem, is there any medication youre using currently that relieves the pain?

[@country_roadsWV]

Thank you for your well explained video. As a professional cleaner - I walk many miles a day. Bending. Flexing. Stooping. And lots of physical exertion to detail clean and maintaining floors. It is an occupation I enjoy - but - I am realizing as I age at 45 years old; the wear and tear it is doing to my joints in knees and feet. I have bunions on both feet and also visible bone spur on left foot now that just became apparent a few days ago after having intense left knee pain for 3 days. My left knee pain is gone and mobility is restored now. But the visible and swollen bone spur of my left foot now on top of foot is also painfully apparent now too. The left knee had pain when moving and bending and swelling. I alternated using my right knee more and slowed down how I worked when left knee pain and inflammation happened to it. I use Tiger Balm almost daily for pain on the joints. I also sleep in a recliner at night and have for a decade to keep my feet elevated and it does decrease swelling. I also bought a knee brace to sleep with at night now. As I sleep with a right hand splint on and gloves on my hands to improve circulation and decrease swelling that carpal tunnel has done to my hands after working almost a decade in typing and administrative jobs - when younger --- before I transitioned to the cleaning industry. I feel like the knee splint is helping my knee because it holds it immobile at night and the propping up in a recliner also alleviates joint pressures that can occur while sleeping. I know the techniques you mentioned here are also beneficial. But I am surprised how night time splints are not discussed more as a viable option to decrease stress off of joints. Splints can improve circulation and decrease the swelling that can occur by the immobility and proper alignment that splints can do to help joints - as one sleeps. I have not had my knee officially diagnosed for cartilage loss or potential arthritis or bone spurs. However, I feel I have a higher suspectibility to bone spurs as my podiatrist wanted to do bunion removal and shave off the non-visible bone spurs of my feet that scans did detect I had in 2013. So I feel like over production of bone spurs in just something I am susceptible too because of the unhealthy experiences of both of my feet with the bone deformities in them. Decades of physical work is taking its toll by my wearing out my joints. I don't take any OTC medications and abstain from surgeries because everything I read of bone spurs, bunions, and even total knee replacements are not always successful -as your video validates this also. I have a very high pain tolerance. And as long as I can move - I keep moving. OTC and prescription pain and inflammation meds or injections are not options for me. Thank you for the detailed explanation. It is harder getting older and I learned more from your video than paying doctors that have no permanent successful solutions. All I hear is just relief of symptoms and my methods of sleeping in a recliner at night and drinking lots of water to stay hydrated and using splints at night and Tiger Balm ointment seems to be the course of action that works for me to keep me moving. I wish others success in finding what works for them. I don't have weeks to ever sit down and recover from any surgery and surgeries are not options for me in anything. Even when - my body parts and joints start wearing out for good; I thank God every day I am still mobile. And can tolerate the pains that arise. And I am thankful to you and others who share your videos. It's expensive buying customized inserts and shoes catering to my bunions. And a splint for night is cheaper on my left knee as a night time relief than anything else I have found. Tiger Balm ointment has been the pain relief ointment I have also found. I would assume that the menthol in it helps improve circulation that also decreases the inflammation that helps decrease swelling to help symptoms. I call Tiger Balm my WD40 for joints. Lol

[@ritacutajar5156]

Thanks for your comments, it encouraged me a lot, you gave me some advice that I'm going to try thanks. I don't know you but I rejoiced when in your comments you mentioned that you thank God. Please continue to believe in God the Father and in his son Jesus Christ that God gave for the whole world that whoever believes in Him will not perish, but have everlasting life. Thank you and God bless you

[@country_roadsWV]

@@ritacutajar5156 You are welcome. And I always embrace the conversations with siblings in Jesus Christ. This is our temporary home. And until our race is run here - we got to keep walking by faith and not by sight and leaning on the Lord for understanding and patience and always sharing the glorious message of Jesus Christ. May God bless you always.

[@lisabekessy604]

Many thanks, I now understand better than the way my Dr explained. Very useful.

[@shawandastaggers4553]

Thank you so much. This has explained everything in great detail. Just diagnosed with moderate tricompartmental osteoporosis and this helped me understand it better than that pamphlet the dr gave smh 🤦🏽‍♀️

[@donnascheible5393]

Excellent, well understood by the average person.

[@chrisg1628]

Simple, direct and informative. Is it possible for cartilage, the ligments and the miniscus to heal over time?

[@KellyRichards-n8x]

Thank you Doctor great explanation and helpful 🙏

[@anjukarikan7293]

Hi Doc. I have subscribed to your channel as I found this so informative. I have arthritis on both knees . The right knee is more a problem than the left knee at the moment. I have found your videos very interesting and has answered all my questions. Strange u go to an orthopedic surgeon but they never explain as well as you do. I have done many xrays on my knees and the reports look scary and the first thing the surgeons want to do is a knee replacement BUT when I assess these reports myself, I dont think I need one. I cycle, I do many knee strengthening exercises and take the correct medication. What I am trying to say is patients themselves must know their needs. The orthopedic surgeon that I saw immediately suggested knee replacement just by reading my report. So I went for second opinion. He saw the report and immediately said the condition is bad . I sat and explained what the real problem with my knee is. I can walk for long distances and sometimes do more than the required 6000 steps. But there is discomfort and pain up and down the stairs. Stiffness in the inner knee of my right leg which causes pain when my knee takes the weight when I am climbing up stairs or down stairs so I usually take one step at a time to avoid pain. Otherwise I am fine. No continuous swelling or continuous pain. So I suggested to doc to please do an arthroscopy to clean out whatever is causing that stiffness. The report said loose bodies present. Hopefully my knee feels better after this treatment. Please advise doc if there is any kind of lubricant that the surgeon can pump into my knee to replace the cartilage that has worn out. Than you doc.🙏

[@saiincorporation]

I think u did not listen him properly only exercise /Nsd medicines/surgery is an option Don't expect magic keep on exercises & Nsd medicines

[@anjukarikan7293]

@@saiincorporation I did listen to him very attentively.for your information. What I am saying is arthroscopy is a very mild version of a complete knee replacement . That's why I have suggested to my surgeon whom I am seeing on the 15th to do an arthroscopy which I know I need. It's just a cleaning process of loose bodies and a little repairing. All I am asking this learned and professional doctor if he can suggest a lubricant to pump into my knee to replace cartilage which I know is worn out. I am exercising very well and taking the correct medication. That's why the report is scary when u read it,I know I can manage without a major surgery. Maybe if you read about arthroscopy and about complete knee replacement..you will understand what I am explaining.

[@saiincorporation]

@@anjukarikan7293 both are different process dr said other methods ( not arthroscopy) not successful & only exercise /Nsai drugs/surgery is proved methods Any way mam don’t misunderstand me through exercise and wait-loss might be best option

[@fabiod4587]

Please, try PRP injections

[@mtgne5351]

Hyaluron injection. Effectiveness for half a year.

[@theblessedone14]

The best explanation even’ thanks a lot.

[@ramanirajarajan5131]

I am in early arthritis stage. I am 53 now. Took medicines prescribed by Dr. For about 2 months. Then i drank home made goat leg soup and ate the leg flesh too. I noticed drastic pain relief the next day itself. This was my food for lunch. Afraid of the cholesterol content the whole day i was engaging in some physical activity. Now i take once a week and later have planned to take once a month. For the past one month i didn't take any medicines. And now i am about 80 percent normal. If anyone gets well please reply. I will be very happy.

[@joedoggity9400]

🐐 🦵 soup! HAAAA

[@AnneWilkynson]

Thank you! Excellent explanation!

[@joycemsolla8918]

Very helpful. Thank you Doctor!

[@asfiyasultana5027]

very informative. thank you

[@rosebelleza7081]

Thank you for the information♥️

[@starrVargas]

Thank you very much.. very helpful!

[@taiyabkamaal681]

Ver helpful. Many thanks!

[@sandrapanico6357]

This is very informative. I’ve already lost nearly thirty pounds and I have mild to moderate osteoarthritis in my right knee. I can hear clicking every time I go up or down stairs and I do feel a grinding sensation too. My left knee makes more noise but it’s in my right predominately. Will an MRI tell me what stage I’m in?

[@LorinaLancaster-zh4hv]

I have this problem too

[@sandrapanico6357]

@@LorinaLancaster-zh4hv Hopefully if you can get an appointment with an orthopedic doctor, you will be able to get answers for the pain you’re in.

[@tinadavis1839]

Thank you so Much Dr. Nabril Abraham You explained it so good in your Video I feel all my questions are answered except 1 and that is a question about getting an Othroscopic surgery is it worth it? Or will it benefit me little to nothing? Also if I get it will I be able to run and jump hard like off a hiking hill? Again after this surgery? Please help me to know this? Before I get that surgery in a week

[@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021]

I have Arthritis in Both of my Knees and it Bites because the Arthritis Aches and Pains can sometimes be Bad I even sometimes have Difficulty Sleeping when the Pain and Soreness is Bad at Night the Stiffness in the Morning is Terrible my Knees are also Sore and Tender to the touch

[@rencoboy364]

Well explained... I face mild problem

[@joewahrerMotorcycleMan]

It was very helpful and "thank-you" for posting it. I've been struggling with what I would say would be "moderate to sever" condition for 10 years. My doctor said he would do the TKR anytime I said let's do it. Here is my question, I recently started PT and it has changed my life. I no longer limp and my knee is getting stronger by the day. Could my VARUS go away in time? Should I stop my every 3 month Steroid Injection? Would you be interested in seeing me as a patient to advise me? I'm about 100 miles away from Toledo, Ohio and will gladly come for an appointment.

[@kgck15]

excellent video!. What about partial replacement surgery, is it something that should be considered?

[@viperviper5]

Before you do that. Try this take a teaspoon of turmeric and a half of teaspoon of black pepper and spread it over some black cherries. You should notice a big difference in your knee and take this every morning. Another solution is buy some Glucosamine and turmeric pills and take them twice a day. Both of these solutions attack the inflammation and reduce the swelling of the knee.

[@mdmursalin237]

Iam 20 but attack me right or left knee inflamation... What i do

[@katiewallace9376]

Thank you that gives me some imput

[@comerciantellp6614]

really helpful

[@esmeraldarivera2262]

Thank you

[@russellmania9157]

Ok I'm 64yrs old and my knees dont have these severe symptoms. I can still walk, run treadmill with no pain. My problem is when I try to sit down or do squats my knees are weak and slight pain. What the name of my knee problem?

[@AEytgamers12]

i am 34 years old and the same problem i have been suffering from. last two years so what your dr suggested you. my dr said that my nerves and muscular system is getting weeker thats why not supportng my knee boned

[@Red1Napoleon]

You may have weak muscles

[@hanaashaba1263]

Thanks for the info 😘😘😘

[@rosieasmrwhispererzephier7021]

I have Arthritis in my Right Knee I also may have it in my Left Knee also because I have Stiffness Bad Aches Pains Soreness and Tenderness in my Left Knee just like in my Right Knee I also have the Grinding Sounds in my Left Knee just like in my Right Knee both of my Knees have a Tendency to Give Way and Lock

[@maryannmd8331]

Did you go to a doctor ? Will you have surgery ? Thank you.

[@rasheedsiddiqui4743]

I have a meniscus tear both lateral and medial, can I get an advise on what step to take

[@charrxox]

Just been diagnosed with this 😭

[@Reneebenson]

Lol I love haveing bone on bone, haveing a bone spur and bad artist in the knee. Pt and shots so far worked but she said I will need knee replacement someday

[@MS-vz7pg]

Why did you reupload this sir?

[@nabilebraheim]

It is not the same

[@short12368]

Sir. Iske liye konsi medicine khaiye ga

[@thippeswamyhothuru884]

Thank you sir

[@sharmishain591]

I am 28 year old. I have diagnosed with osteoarthritis😢

[@sheltonbeenen]

30 years old abd arthritis on my 2 knees. It’s degenerate so fast only 1 year and my pain is strong right now. I had nothing 1 year ago. I suggest you to work glutes muscle every day and fast! BE safe and healty

[@hemalathabandla4294]

Tq sir

[@shivanichhabra1166]

thank u sir information dene ke lye ,, i love planet ayurveda ,,,,

[@chineduani5504]

You have my maximum respect Dr igho, and I will never forget the day I come across your channel on youtube, you are my hero thank you for helping me with your herbal medication that cured me naturally , God bless you.

[@osmanmanoo1385]

ممكن عنوان العياده لانى اعانى من وجع ف الساق اليمنى وشد ف عضله الفخد والسمانه

[@useofherbs]

Respected sir I am a Ayurvedic doctor from india can I have a word with you

[@mdmersad9191]

Hidi

[@useofherbs]

I understand only English as the language

[@namulondoolivia4508]

😂😂

[@brigittezeising5293]

Bitte in Deutscher Sprache

[@arrobax6053]

traducteur dans paramètres KZbin !

[@coachihpcsport7029]

Complete nonsense!

[@coachihpcsport7029]

This is exactly the advice that everyone should avoid.

[@eiadaldroubi193]

@@coachihpcsport7029 why? i am just curious

[@giuseppecalabro6873]

Thanks again doctor for your helpful videos

[@user-qg9kk2kt3t]

Great explanation. Thank you.

[@LorinaLancaster-zh4hv]

Thank you