Arthrities pain relief recommendations

[Mitchie123]

Hi There,

I hope there's a magic for arthritis. I've been trying to contain via different supplements but it keeps coming back. Well I guess we just need to be more patient.

I've tried using compression gloves open finger since last year and it really works wonders for me. It somewhat contains the pain for it not to affect your work. I would recommend the IMAK Compression Arthritis Gloves. I've been using it for a year now. It really is comfortable and works by applying
mild compression and warmth. Other good options are Vive and Comfy.

If you have any other suggestions how to alleviate arthritis pain, please share.

Thank you.

[talkhealth]

Hi Mitchie123

Thank you for posting on the forum about your Arthritis.

You haven't said what type of arthritis you have, whether you have been formally diagnosed or if it is primarily affecting just your hands? Different types of arthritis require different approaches.

You may want to check out one of our charity partners 'National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society' for further information and help. They may also be able to point you in the right direction if you have another type of arthritis.

http://www.talkhealthpartnership.com/Charities/nras.php

Kind regards
talk health

[Alan-Hope]

has anyone tried heat therapy - like using a sauna for pain relief?

[lizza_johnson_10]

I suggest you use CBD oil which helps you a lot to reduce pain. I know what is your first question after listening CBD oil that "what is CBD?" So If you’re unfamiliar with CBD, CBD is one of the chemical properties found in the cannabis plant. It does not contribute to the accompanying euphoric high, though, and you will be pleased to know that there are no psychoactive effects.
It definitely benefits MY arthritic back and neck. But different people have different body structures. Start a low dose and see how it feels. And then increase the volume. Hope it will help you...!!

[thakurhimanshi]

Symptoms for both the miasms are as under :-

JOINT PAINS:

B.- Sycotic Miasm

Rheumatic pains are (cold, damp) motion, stitching, pulsating, wandering

C.- Syphlitic Miasm

Bone Pains, tearing, bursting, burning .

If the Patient is having bone pains then 'Syphlitic Miasm' related medicine will suit better.

[Prycejosh1987]

The power of exercise.