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Are there ways to help ease the symptoms of painful joints?
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Many ways: To help those symptoms, use pain medicine, use anti-inflammation medications, use splints to rest the joints.
Answered 12/24/2022
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See below: The best ways to ease the painful joints in my opinion are to try to get them moving again. For someone with a lot of pain and restricted motion, this might involve working first in a heated pool with a physical therapist. Local heat can also ease pain, use of various arthritis medications can also help as long as there are no medical reasons not to use them. Your doctor would help with that.
Answered 6/25/2017
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