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  • Q&A with Australian Health Practitioners

    What could cause joint pain and bone pain?

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    I get attacks in my joints….knee, ankle, finger etc. May not be any swelling just pain.
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    Kerry Read

    Physiotherapist

    Headline Physiotherapy for the Head Neck and Jaw deals specifically with TMJ Facial Pain Headache Migraine and other musculoskeletal issues involving the cranial area. All … View Profile

    There are many causes of joint pain. The most important thing for you, is probably to establish whether the pains are caused by something individual to each joint (Like your walking pattern or your work causing pain in the knee, for example?), or are they part of a general inflammatory condition which is attacking specific or random joints around your body.
    It would be difficult to assess this yourself but your GP should be able to help. You may feel awkward feeling you just have a long list of aches and pains, but if you explain your concerns about these ‘attacks’ a simple blood test will easily rule out whether the different pains are connected. If they are, early treatment really reaps rewards.

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    Dr Ryan Hislop

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    Ryan Hislop is the Clinical Director at the Orange Chiropractic Health and Wellness Centre. As an experienced and evidence-based diagnostician, Ryan works largely by medical … View Profile

    I echo Kerry. 

    Joint and bone pain can unfortunately be due to a multitude of causes. 

    The first point of call would be your primary health care practitioner who will take a further history and point you in the right direction to take the next step.

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