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  • mike55

    Quercetin is your friend! It is a natural anti inflammatory and helps my worn out back a LOT. Ask ur dr about it, cause if you have kidney issues, then you need to monitor it. Its safe, but like everything(including tylenol) diff for diff people. Get the clear from the doc and try it out. Will prob take a few weeks to notice, but it helps me and my brother in law. Worth a try before getting the knife!

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  • Ditch-Runner

    Good luck I hope they can get you up and going with little effort

    I know my knees and shoulders are shot it takes several days some times to give them a break and be able to use them some day I will have to just bite the bullet and have the docs tel me i need a major tune up and parts replacement

    In My lower back I have arthritis and a herniated disc saddy my path has been pain pills for last 8 years all that keeps me active low dose stuffbut I hate it i would wager they help mask my other joint pain also same i hate to chance surgery and come in worse

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  • Toolman286

    Heck, I guess I'm old fashioned. I've been medicating with Bourbon, Scotch ......

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  • jimdeere

    Dr's. Evans and Williams.

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  • select-fire

    Bio freeze

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  • varian

    im kinda ate-up with arthritis mostly in my hands and believe me when i say " i feel your pain". i pretty much dont treat it with anything other than some anti inflammatory, i do get an injection in my left knee every couple of years. on my left hand only my thumb and third finger have any real range of motion left. my neighbor has had his knees replaced and from that procedure, the rehab and the problems he still has im not sure it is worth getting really aggressive with treatment. as others say here YMMV. my doc says years of hard work and injuries take their toll.

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  • susie

    I take turmeric/curcumin with black pepper which helps my aches and pains. If I stop taking it I feel the hitches in my get along.

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  • cbxjeff

    Welcome to the club Bubba Jr. I initially got arthritis in my hands 15 years ago. I had to quit riding because while I could squeeze the clutch with no problem but couldn't let go smoothly.

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  • Brookwood

    I too feel your pain Bubba! I've undergone the knife 3 times in 3 different decades for lower back injuries. The last back in 08 installed a titanium cage to stabilize\conjoin three vertebrae.


    I still have bouts of sciatica that runs from my back to the tip of the toes in the right leg. A day or so of strict rest usually takes the pain away for a while until I go and do something I shouldn't.


    On the bright side, I can still manage to do a good days work. It just takes me about a week and a half to do it! 😁


    I wish you all the best with your medical exams and hope you get back up and running with minimal invasiveness to your body!

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  • Bubba Jr.

    Well I got my hair cut, then went to the hospital and got 2 X-rays. I'll have to wait until my Dr. looks at the X-rays to see what's next. Yesterday my right elbow ached all day and today. I guess my whole right side is heading for replacement.

    Joe

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  • grdad45

    Both knees replaced in 2020. I was bone to bone on both sides, could barely walk to the mailbox and back without taking pain pills. Did one in Feb., the other in July, followed the PT faithfully (VERY important). Now I walk at least 5 miles a week and am lovin' it!

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  • chme

    If I had known I was gonna last this long, I woulda taken better care of me!

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  • Bubba Jr.

    I got a call from the Dr's office. She said that I have some arthritis in my knee joint and if Tylenol doesn't fix it, they will set me up with an orthopedic surgeon for a consult. I guess that's better than a knee replacement. Man it sucks getting old.

    Joe

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