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I'm having constant joint pains. what can i do?
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See a Rheumatologist: There are many different reasons to have joint pains, and sometimes that pain is actually not from the joints, but can be from tendons, ligaments, bursitis, and muscles. I do strongly recommend seeing a rheumatologist to get a comprehensive workup.
Answered 9/19/2013
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