Question 1

i use osteoeaze for joint pain, will it effect me on the long term?

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Osteoease: Osteoease contains harmless ingredients that are often recommended for osteoarthritis and can be taken long term without fear of undesirable side effects. In my experience, if efficacy hasn't been obtained by 3 months, continuing this treatment isn't worthwhile.

Question 2

is joint pain a side effect of vfend (voriconazole)?

Accepted Answer

Joint pain: Yes , it can be.

Question 3

why is joint pain a possible side effect of using topical ointments such as soium sulfacetamide?

Accepted Answer

The body absorbs it.: An effective treatment for active that works as a topical antibacterial agent. Any topical ointment can be absobed and create a systemic response. The vast majority of times it is without incident. On rare occasion an inflammatory cascade (swelling) can be triggered mimicking an injury/insult to the joint tissue. If this occurs, contact your doctor, wash the skin surface and ice the affected joint.

Question 4

what can i do to stop joint pain as a side effect from prednisone?

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Need to know what: We need to know what  type of joint pain. To some this will be counter intuitive as prednisone can help some types of joint pain. We need to know  what type of health problem you are  are taking prednisone for. Is the pain you have  joint, or muscle? What other medical issues  do you have?
Your physicians will help you clarify these issues.

Question 5

is severe joint pain a possible side effect of food poisoning or stomach flu?

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Unusual: It would be unusual for the cause of your joint pain to be due to stomach flu, but regular flu may cause this.

Question 6

what causes joint pain?

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Many, many causes: Medical specialists in joint diseases are called rheumatolgists. If the joint hurts, it's called 'arthralgia'; if the joints are inflamed (red, swollen, warm, painful), its called 'arthritis' which can be part of over 100 diseases. Many more cause joint arthralgia. Most are limited to 3-4 weeks. Most common chronic is degenerative. Joint pains over a month...Not always simple answer--see your pcp.

Question 7

why do i have joint pain?

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A long list: Joints hurt from overuse, trauma, arthritis, wearing out, infection, drug side effects, vascular occlusion and malignancy.  Some of these are acute and need immediate evaluation;  some are chronic and need to be followed with your family doctor.  A few require specialty care from a rheumatologist or orthopod.  Let you family doc steer you in the right direction.

Question 8

can a teen have joint pain?

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Yes: If you are having pain, please see your doctor for further evaluation.  From the very young to very old can get arthritis.

Question 9

what could cause joint pain?

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Many causes: Arthritis, injury, overuse, nerve damage, pinched nerve.   Please be more specific and restate your question.  There are to many possibilities to list.

Question 10

how can you avoid joint pain?

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Depends: Joint pain can be related to an injury, degenerative process or several other causes.  The major cause of joint pain that i see in my orthopedic practice is weight related.  Morbid obesity is the fastest growing segment of patients with joint pain.  The knees are affected the most, followed by the hip and lumbar spine. If you can lose weight you can limit chance of joint pain.

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What can i do to stop joint pain as a side effect from prednisone?

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Is severe joint pain a possible side effect of food poisoning or stomach flu?

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