No single answers,: both just different approaches to treating symptoms, don't do anything about the more important underlying reasons. Better to study anatomy, work at locating all the different positions/movements you can possibly do, figure out which create the worst problems & then gently start working on those specific movements to regain freedom of motion & strength. Find a physical therapist worthy your trust.
Answered 4/4/2015
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Chinese Med may Help: It depends on what is in the Chinese formula. Turmeric and Boswella are two powerful anti-inflammatory herbs that are popular in the west, and may be included in a formula of Chinese medicine. Topical DMSO (horse liniment) is also a very effective anti-inflammatory pain reliever. Pain relieving patches merely mask the symptoms, without relieving the underlying inflammation.
Answered 4/4/2015
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