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If side effect of a medication says joint pain, will it affect replaced joints? both my knees have been replaced.
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Shouldn't: Those joints are denervated, and the cartilage that would inflame and hurt has been removed. -Other- joints may hurt, but not those that have been replaced.
Answered 4/3/2017
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