### Patient: Doctor, I have been experiencing pain and swelling in my knee for a while now. After consulting with a friend who is a medical professional, they suggested that I may have Osteochondroma. What should I do?
### Doctor: Alright. Based on your symptoms, I would suggest we conduct a radiographic imaging procedure to confirm the diagnosis. This can be done through a plain x-ray (X-ray). Additionally, we may need to perform a biopsy or an excision (removal) to remove the affected bone growth. Depending on the severity of the condition, we may also need to perform a complete physical skin exam and wound care management. Other diagnostic procedures, like an interview, evaluation, or consultation may also be necessary.