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southerncat

Updated 10mo ago

Looking for tips on managing osteoarthritis pain

Hi I have OA in hips and coming in knees. I am doing acupuncture, laser, PT and taking CBD oil,, Tylenol and a little Advil. I just had a Cortizone shot today not in hip but in bursitis ? area. I would like to talk to people about what is working for you. cheers

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Pitame

2y

best wishes, I’ve never had any Cortizone shot lasting longer than 2 days, or cbd doing anything. I wish u success using all of the modalities u are trying together
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southerncat

2y

Thanks what works for you for pain
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Pitame

2y

I take a tumeric blend, sometimes over the counter sleep aid, nothing works that great. I do yoga, meditate, stretching.
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southerncat

2y

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Schatzi

2y

Hi, for me besides Nsaids and Tylenol, going to the gym I used patches (Kailo) in my back. Not sure if they work for other areas.
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southerncat

2y

Wow I looked up Kalio patches. I am glad they work for you. Right now I can't afford them.
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Kimb

2y

Watch kneesovertoes guy on youtube. Also DDPYOGA. Very informative and inspiring.
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Frustrated

2y

Hello, Unfortunately I haven’t found anything yet that helps. I was on Sulfasalazine for inflammation gave me horrible headaches. I am doing PT but in pain afterwards. Best wishes to you.
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Skeesix722

2y

All of them have worked for me, just need to find the right combination at the time. I hope you feel better soon!
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geminichic

2y

Bilateral Hip replacement fixed mine..no problems since thank god
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southerncat

2y

That's great the bilateral hip replacement worked. How long was recovery? The hips work fine no stiffness or pain? How long did it take from when pain started for you to have the operation? You are the first person I know that has had this type of surgery.
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PNW_BEE

2y

Klonopin and Effexor help with inflammation for my hands lower back and knees. Also exercise. 💕
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southerncat

2y

I am glad you found drugs that helped your inflammation. Yeah
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Trumpet_Man

2y

For knee pain ,if you older ,go get stem cells and pray for the future of medicine to get into cellular and genetic cures!
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southerncat

2y

stem cell is expensive in US. Where do u live?

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