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December 10, 2023
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A myRAteam Member

I agree with both above..... You could try vitamin C 1000 mg daily it has helped me some. If you see a rheumatologist let them know that you are taking supplements.
Also acupuncture is good therapy 🙌.

December 11, 2023
A myRAteam Member

I don't take Naproxen because my doctor has me on Celebrax. but I also take Tylenol for arthritis Thanks for the advice.

December 26, 2023
A myRAteam Member

I wear knee braces when they are painful. You can get cortisone shots, as well. If you can take naproxen then I suggest taking two naproxen and three Tylenol/ acetaminophen. By the end of the day, you wouldn’t take any NSAID’s but you could take two or three acetaminophen. Also, hemp oil salve works wonders for me, along with ice packs.
I hope this helps. Be well. ❤️‍🩹

December 17, 2023
A myRAteam Member

Currently it's cortisone injections every three months and physical therapy three times a week.

December 11, 2023
A myRAteam Member

Hello Veronica,
Had both my knees replaced also. I am glad I had all the replacements I have had. But both of my shoulders were very hard to recover. Miss Fla.Lol hold down things in Fla. I am trying to hold things down I Ala. !ol think I may be doing a piss pure job,but still try.lol
Go in the morning to get my IV Actrumra. That keeps me moving. God bless myRAfriend.
Shirley Raye

December 10, 2023

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