rutin and Joint-Diseases

Pain in the legs is a common diagnostic problem. Diagnosis is made on an anatomical basis and by a process of exclusion. Deep vein thrombosis is still an exceedingly difficult condition to diagnose; however, investigation by ultrasound with the Doppler Flow Meter often provides a definite answer. There is a large group of patients, nearly always female and in their twenties and thirties, in whom chronic leg pain without demonstrable underlying cause poses a problem. These cases respond very favourably to Paroven 250 mg three or four times daily, as well as light support pantyhose.

Topics: Adolescent; Adult; Age Factors; Aged; Child; Doppler Effect; Female; Humans; Hydroxyethylrutoside; Joint Diseases; Male; Medical History Taking; Pain; Pain Management; Physical Examination; Physicians, Family; Sex Factors; Thrombophlebitis; Wounds and Injuries