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I have arthritis in my fingers and tendinitis in my wrists. I used to be on naproxyn but no longer take any meds for it(I don't like to take medicine). My fingers are killing me and they're so stiff tonight.
I'm only 20 and I'm so tired of having to deal with the pain and discomfort of the arthritis. Does anyone know of any natural or homeopathic ways that lesson the pain or stiffness? Any foods or any tips at all would be appreciated. Thanks
For one so young, that's not fair.
Massage your fingers with an oil, such as Elmo Oil, and be aware that arthritis is a build up of toxins in your body, especially your joints.
Eat your greens and fruit, drink plenty of filtered water and walk briskly to perspire daily, about 20 minutes on a regular basis, and in a few weeks you will be bionic!!
All the best, Nvrgvup.
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What type of Arthritis? If you have pain then you need to see a Doc and get the type of Arthritis diagnosed. With over 100 different forms, there are supplements for various sorts of Arthritis, so the type is important. Good Luck
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I was at my local natural foods market looking for natural topical pain releiving gel. I found this one called Sore No More. Its works pretty good... have you tried it? Do you like it? Do you have any recommendations for other pain solutions?
sorry should have been more specific. I don't like taking pills... I prefer topical treatments
I'm not really a Sore No More fan. Haven't really had an effective dosage. I do enjoy an ointment called Traumeel. It is a homeopathic cream.
I'm looking for natural remedies to arthritis pain. What foods help fight arthritis pain and improve mobility in the muscles and take out lactic acid out of the muscles in the body?
Anything with bioflavanoids.
my mom has had rheumatoid arthritis for about 9 years now, and she had a knee replacement about 6 years ago... lately her arthritis has been causing her a lot of pain that she loses sleep over... medications that her doc gives her do not help. Are there any natural remedies or vitamins she can take to help ease the pain?
My sympathies to your mother (and you). I know all too well the pain of RA...
At the moment, I am in the same predicament. Lots of pain, loss of sleep. The pain makes sleeping impossible, and the loss of sleep makes the pain greater. It's a vicious cycle.
All I can suggest is that your mother speak with her rheumatologist and/or family practitioner and tell them everything that is going on. They may be able to prescribe a sleep aid along with the pain meds.
Vitamins and supplements? I don't know of anything that eliminates pain, although I *do* notice some lessening of pain when I eat fresh or frozen pineapple, or tart cherries. The bromelian in pineapple is an anti-inflammatory, and can be obtained as an OTC supplement. Ditto the cherry supplements. Both of these seem to be perfectly safe.
Some people swear by melatonin as a sleep aid, but I've heard also that it shouldn't be taken with certain meds and for lengthy periods of time, so I hesitate to recommend this. Your mom should probably speak with her doctor about this. Perhaps a glass of warm milk?
Deep breathing, relaxation, prayer, meditation, white noise (a fan in the background) and sounds of nature (cd's of waves crashing and waterfalls) can also contribute to a relaxed state and a restful sleep environment. It's important that your mom be able to relax, as pain causes stress and stress increases pain ... I know, it's so hard, and my heart aches for her.
If your mom is able, a good long soak in a hot bath would do wonders, but 9 years into her disease this may no longer be a possibility. I know I can't sink into a tub, and oh, how I wish.
Maybe your mother would appreciate a gentle massage from her very caring daughter. That or a hug would do wonders.
Hope I was able to help in some small way, and only the best to both of you.
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Knee pain is one of the most common ailments suffered by a majority of people. It is important to bear in mind that you should seek immediate medical attention, primarily to diagnose the exact cause of the pain. The pain in your knee could be caused to the onset of arthritis or an injury. Needless to say, the course of treatment would be different for both options. If the pain is caused due to an injury, you can try to apply hot water bags to the affected knee. Applying hot water bags to the knees should resolve the pain in a few days. You can even opt for easily available over the counter medication for pain and inflammation relief as well as to enhance the healing process.
Do remember to consult your doctor before ingesting any over-the-counter medications. If the pain in the knee is the result of arthritis, then you will need to modify your diet in an effort to resolve the pain. To begin with, it is advisable to avoid the consumption of sour foods like yoghurt and citrus fruits as these will lead to an increase in the acid content in your body which will inhibit the healing process.
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