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What can help inflamed joints as well. anyone tried before?
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Depends on the cause: Degenerative; arthritis autoimmune; rheumatoid, lupus etc metabolic; gout, hypertension etc neoplastic; cancer infectious; viral, strep, etc trauma; injury routine osteoarthritis usually starts with antinflammatories, aspirin, ibuprofen, weight control, exercise. See your dr.
Answered 12/26/2014
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