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What are powerful ways to reduce arthritis pain in foot?
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What kind of arthr?: What type of arthritis. Treatment is dependent of diagnosis, and it is possible steroid injections may be used. An nsaid, like naproxen, should be used, but additional meds depend on diagnosis. Orthotics may also help, but you have not specified where in the foot is the pain!
Answered 12/10/2013
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