my granny is 70 and her knees hurt a lot is knee replacement an option for her can you suggest some good doctors or hospitals and what would be the best package for both knees

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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For a 70-year-old experiencing severe knee pain, knee replacement is a viable option, and it's often considered a life-changing procedure to improve mobility and reduce pain. A comprehensive consultation with an orthopedic surgeon specializing in joint replacements is the first step to determine if it's the right choice, and they can guide you on the best package options for both knees.

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