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What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? -- Posted by DLO1962 on 09-19-04 15:08
I have had arthritis for over 10 years. I have been taking 800 mgs of
Ibuprofen two to three times a day for more than half of those years.
It doesn't help much. Is there something that might work better? My
doctor said to use glucosamine with my Ibuprofen...been using for a
few months...don't see a difference. I still take it for preventative
reasons. I'm afraid that pain killers are next because the other
arthritis meds I've had prescribed over the years haven't helped. I
really don't want to start using pain killers! Any suggestions?
Re: What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? -- Posted by Katherine Wolfe on 09-19-04 20:42
"DLO1962" wrote in message
news:25ef2f30.0409191408.185be2c8@posting.google.com... > I'm afraid that pain killers are next because the other
> arthritis meds I've had prescribed over the years haven't helped. I
> really don't want to start using pain killers! Any suggestions?
You might try a COX-2 anti-inflammatory like Vioxx or Celebrex. They last
24 hours, are quite a bit stronger than ibuprofen, but they won't make you
loopy like opiates will. You might ask your doctor if he feels it's
appropriate for you to try a COX-2 AI, and if so, whether he has any samples
you can try to see if it would work for you.
Katherine
Re: What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? -- Posted by bewellkel on 09-19-04 23:22
deelo62-news@yahoo.com (DLO1962) wrote in message news:<25ef2f30.0409191408.185be2c8@posting.google.com>... > I have had arthritis for over 10 years. I have been taking 800 mgs of
> Ibuprofen two to three times a day for more than half of those years.
> It doesn't help much. Is there something that might work better? My
> doctor said to use glucosamine with my Ibuprofen...been using for a
> few months...don't see a difference. I still take it for preventative
> reasons. I'm afraid that pain killers are next because the other
> arthritis meds I've had prescribed over the years haven't helped. I
> really don't want to start using pain killers! Any suggestions?
Using chondroitin and MSM in addition to the glucosamine seems to help
a lot of people. Vitamin World, a chain store, has a liquid form
("Joint Maintenance"??) that some people swear by. Other stores
probably have an equivelent product.
The NSAID's (Aspirin, Celebrex, Ibuprofen, etc) actually increase
inflamation or at least allow the inflamation to continue unabated,
although they can relieve pain for a while. The quantity of Ibuprofen
you're taking could lead to internal bleeding. If you have bruising on
your arms, it's already happening.
Kelley, (No, I'm not a doctor)
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Re: What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? -- Posted by Harvey R. Stone on 09-20-04 10:00
"bewellkel" wrote in message
news:46ecfa74.0409192222.7a617d16@posting.google.com... > deelo62-news@yahoo.com (DLO1962) wrote in message
> news:<25ef2f30.0409191408.185be2c8@posting.google.com>...
>> I have had arthritis for over 10 years. I have been taking 800 mgs of
>> Ibuprofen two to three times a day for more than half of those years.
>> It doesn't help much. Is there something that might work better? My
>> doctor said to use glucosamine with my Ibuprofen...been using for a
>> few months...don't see a difference. I still take it for preventative
>> reasons. I'm afraid that pain killers are next because the other
>> arthritis meds I've had prescribed over the years haven't helped. I
>> really don't want to start using pain killers! Any suggestions?
>
> Using chondroitin and MSM in addition to the glucosamine seems to help
> a lot of people. Vitamin World, a chain store, has a liquid form
> ("Joint Maintenance"??) that some people swear by. Other stores
> probably have an equivelent product.
>
> The NSAID's (Aspirin, Celebrex, Ibuprofen, etc) actually increase
> inflamation or at least allow the inflamation to continue unabated,
> although they can relieve pain for a while. The quantity of Ibuprofen
> you're taking could lead to internal bleeding. If you have bruising on
> your arms, it's already happening.
> Kelley, (No, I'm not a doctor)
> ---------------------------------------
> How to cure your impotence with 5-cent capsules. Plus no after-sex
> headaches.
> For men and women. Visit xxxxxxxx
You have reported for advertising 3 times in a newsgroup that has a charter
that does not allow it.
Harv
Re: What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? -- Posted by bewellkel on 09-20-04 22:11
"Harvey R. Stone" wrote in message news:... > "bewellkel" wrote in message
> news:46ecfa74.0409192222.7a617d16@posting.google.com...
> > deelo62-news@yahoo.com (DLO1962) wrote in message
> > news:<25ef2f30.0409191408.185be2c8@posting.google.com>...
> >> I have had arthritis for over 10 years. I have been taking 800 mgs of
> >> Ibuprofen two to three times a day for more than half of those years.
> >> It doesn't help much. Is there something that might work better? My
> >> doctor said to use glucosamine with my Ibuprofen...been using for a
> >> few months...don't see a difference. I still take it for preventative
> >> reasons. I'm afraid that pain killers are next because the other
> >> arthritis meds I've had prescribed over the years haven't helped. I
> >> really don't want to start using pain killers! Any suggestions?
> >
> > Using chondroitin and MSM in addition to the glucosamine seems to help
> > a lot of people. Vitamin World, a chain store, has a liquid form
> > ("Joint Maintenance"??) that some people swear by. Other stores
> > probably have an equivelent product.
> >
> > The NSAID's (Aspirin, Celebrex, Ibuprofen, etc) actually increase
> > inflamation or at least allow the inflamation to continue unabated,
> > although they can relieve pain for a while. The quantity of Ibuprofen
> > you're taking could lead to internal bleeding. If you have bruising on
> > your arms, it's already happening.
> > Kelley, (No, I'm not a doctor)
> > ---------------------------------------
> > How to cure your impotence with 5-cent capsules. Plus no after-sex
> > headaches.
> > For men and women. Visit xxxxxxxx
>
> You have reported for advertising 3 times in a newsgroup that has a charter
> that does not allow it.
> Harv
I am still puzzled how my message appeared three times. When I clicked
on the "Post message" button all that appeared was a screen that said
"server cannot be found."
My apologies for the duplications.
Kelley
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headaches.
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http://www.itsnotjustforsex.com
Re: What can I take to relieve arthritis pain? -- Posted by Paul T. Holland on 09-23-04 18:31
scammer - bewellkel@yahoo.com - is a returnee, just using a new nym:
>From: awthrawthr (awthrawthr@yahoo.com)
>Subject: Imflamation and arthritis
>Newsgroups: misc.health.arthritis > Date: 2004-04-18 13:25:16 PST
>Did anyone see the cover story in Newsweek/Time regarding the
>imflammation connection to so many different conditions, including
>arthritis?
this is william kelley eidem - big in the 'e-book' scam biz, - including his
major scam - a cancer cure book - and has several other identities and sites,
mostly uses registration info of:
itsnotjustforsex.com
Eidem, Kelley awthrawthr@yahoo.com
n/a
1922-B Mack Lewis Dr.
Panama City, FL 32401
US
850-872-1060
this one is for BeWellKel.com:
Eidem, Kelley awthrawthr@yahoo.com
n/a
1922-B Mack Lewis Dr.
Panama City, FL 32401
US
850-872-1060
scammer is back out of the shadows and trolling in several groups now pitching
the new pills...
be well
paul
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