Question 1

how to treat arthritis without medicine?

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Diet: There are diets that are very much anti inflammatory and then there are foods that promote inflammation and should be avoided.

Question 2

how to treat juvenile arthritis?

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That is...: ...A very complex question involving a very complex condition.  There are a number of protocols used, but the bottom line is that a specialist is generally required to taylor a medication regimen to your particular child.    I don't think i can give a better answer in the 400 characters allowed.

Question 3

how to treat rheumatic arthritis?

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Many ways: First, see a rheumatologist and get the correct diagnosis. Treatment of all types of inflammatory arthritis include rest of imflamed joints, anti-inflammatory medication, possibly low dose steroids or injections of steroids into joints. Systemic
treatments such as Methotrexate and biologic therapy (like Enbrel (etanercept) or humira) are also used physical therapy also important.

Question 4

how to treat degenerative arthritis?

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It depends: It depends on the area involved and the severity of involvement. Medications, injections, physical therapy and surgery may or may not be options. It depends.

Question 5

how to treat to treat arthritis in the feet?

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It depends: It really depends on the areas of the foot involved and the severity of the involvement. Many people may be helped bu simply using arch supports or orthotics in their shoes. Surgery is a last resort in most cases.

Question 6

how to treat hip pain arthritis?

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See details: See a doctor, determine the exact cause of the pain and treat accordingly.

Question 7

how does ibuprofen help to treat arthritis differently from acetominophen?

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Answer: Ibuprofen is and anti-inflammatory and Acetaminophen is an analgesic.

Question 8

is neck arthritus treatable?

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Yes: Treatment ranges from  just taking nsaids like motrin, to physical therapy , traction , massage and ultimately surgery.
Get evaluated by a spine specialist especially if you are experiencing numbness or , tingling or weakness in your arms, difficulty in walking, or bowel or bladder problems.

Question 9

what can i do to treat arthritis?

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Several things: Try to stay active. You may have to modify how you do things, but stay in shape. Find exercises that you can do without irritating the arthritic joints. Many folks with arthritis can exercise in the water (but you have to have access to a pool). Many facilities have classes and groups for arthritis sufferers. Your primary provider can help you find the best medications for your situation.

Question 10

how is crippling arthritis treated?

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See details: I assume you mean rheumatoid arthritis even though there are numerous types of arthritis that can cause joint damage. The basic treatment is to use meds that can place the disease in remission and help to prevent progression or damage. One usually starts with Methotrexate and then if necessary add a biologic agent such as enbrel, humira, remicade, (infliximab) etc.

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