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Hello Lybrate user. Crackling sound in joints are indicative of increased uric acid in blood which eventually leads to arthritis or gout. Lower your protein intake and see a doctor to start with your treatment at the earliest. I would advice you for CBC, R/E Urine, KFT, LFT
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The clicking and popping may be caused by catching on soft tissue or scar tissue within the knee. This kind of popping is often a sign that you have a meniscus tear or that a small piece of loose cartilage is caught in the knee. You would most likely feel this kind of popping pain come and go.
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