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  2. What is the best pain reliever for osteoarthritis?

    Dr. Marcelle Freire

    Verified Expert
    3 years exp · Brazil · Doctor of Medicine
    ...reduction in range of motion, which significantly impacts the patient's quality of life. The mainstay of treatment is pain control and joint strengthening. For pain, non-steroidal analgesics usually relieve pain satisfactorily, while low-impact joint exercises (such as cycling and water aerobics) are indicated for muscle strengthening and disease control.See more
    Basics

    Whatever your condition, it will be easier to stay ahead of your pain if you: 1. Learn all you can about your condition, including what type of arthritis you have and whether any of your j… See more

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    Arthritis pain: Do's and don'ts - Mayo Clinic

    • Learn how to manage arthritis pain with exercise, medication, lifestyle changes and other tips. Find out what medications are safe and effective for arthritis pain relief and what to avoid.… See more

    Everyday Routines

    Pay attention to your joints, whether sitting, standing or engaging in activity. 1. Keep your joints moving.Do daily, gentle stretches that move your joints through their full ran… See more

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    Exercise

    When you have arthritis, movement can decrease your pain and stiffness, improve your range of motion, strengthen your muscles, and increase your endurance. See more

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