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selohesra1 | 16:52 Sun 15th Jan 2012 | Body & Soul
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I suffer from osteo arthritus, to the point where I can't even spell it. My GP has told that there's no real help and it's a case of putting up with it, I've tried AXSAIN cream with no easing at all.
Any suggestions, other than amputation, would be gratefully recieved
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Cider Vinegar (in liquid or tablet form) is good for arthritis but can take time to start working. I use the tablets and my joints are as good and supple as they were thirty years ago.
Serrapeptase is also recommended for pain and inflammation of all kinds (according to web sites).
Suggest you Google for both of the above, read all things available and then...
10:50 Mon 16th Jan 2012
Go back to your doctor. My mother had osteoarthritis and was given tablets - it was a long time ago so I can't remember what, but I think Feldene (piroxicam) - an anti-inflammatory. It certainly helped her. It's available in a cream and in tablet form.
Osteoarthritis where?
Axsain cream can take one or two weeks before pain relief can be felt. Have you been using it for long?
I have cocodamol for the pain, which I try not to take until I am desperate. I also have acupuncture once a fortnight, which I have to pay for myself (not on the NHS). I find this helps me quite a lot, but I don't know whether it works for everybody. It is quite expensive - my acupuncturist charges £35 a session, so not for everybody. I think some doctors prescribe it, but mine do not. You could ask about it as whatever you can do to alleviate the pain must be good.
Cider Vinegar (in liquid or tablet form) is good for arthritis but can take time to start working. I use the tablets and my joints are as good and supple as they were thirty years ago.
Serrapeptase is also recommended for pain and inflammation of all kinds (according to web sites).
Suggest you Google for both of the above, read all things available and then decide.
Of course there is help. I suffer badly from osteoarthritis, all over the place. Whilst, of course, you can't cure it the pain can be helped and there are things you can do yourself to help it. Go back to your doctor or seek a second opinion.
A good osteopath or physiotherapist can help as well and give relief and advice. Drugs aren't always that successful as they can cause side effects. Important to keep mobile!!

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