BAHAMAS
11-29-2008, 03:37 PM
Hi
I have very bad knees ( I need braces ) & I have been told by a no. of people , including 2 pharmacists that Parient could be making it worse.
Is there any kind of natural or other "thing" that anyone can reccomend for pain relief .
I have tried 4 anti-inflamatory medications Napasine , meloxicam , & 2 others that I cannot remember with some relief but I could not continue to take them as they gave me severe pains in my stomach.
Thanks Craig
I have very bad knees ( I need braces ) & I have been told by a no. of people , including 2 pharmacists that Parient could be making it worse.
Is there any kind of natural or other "thing" that anyone can reccomend for pain relief .
I have tried 4 anti-inflamatory medications Napasine , meloxicam , & 2 others that I cannot remember with some relief but I could not continue to take them as they gave me severe pains in my stomach.
Thanks Craig
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starfish81
11-29-2008, 11:11 PM
Hi Craig; unless your knee problem is related to osteoporosis, you may get more responses from the Knee/Hip pain forums. However, I'm a regular poster here and I also have some knee issues unrelated to osteoporosis, so maybe I can help.
First of all, what is Parient? Secondly, it sounds as if much of your problem is related to chronic inflammation of the joint, and that you'd like something non-pharmaceutical. Look into prolotherapy. That's how I had both knees treated, and I'm pleased with the results. It's basically a series of dextrose-based injections into/around the joint. Hurts during the actual procedure, but feels better within a couple of days and I found it's effective. Posting rules prevent me from giving a website, but you could use any search engine. One caveat: I see you're Canadian (like me). I couldn't find a practitioner here so had to go to the US for treatment.
First of all, what is Parient? Secondly, it sounds as if much of your problem is related to chronic inflammation of the joint, and that you'd like something non-pharmaceutical. Look into prolotherapy. That's how I had both knees treated, and I'm pleased with the results. It's basically a series of dextrose-based injections into/around the joint. Hurts during the actual procedure, but feels better within a couple of days and I found it's effective. Posting rules prevent me from giving a website, but you could use any search engine. One caveat: I see you're Canadian (like me). I couldn't find a practitioner here so had to go to the US for treatment.
joyce122
12-01-2008, 07:28 PM
Naproxin does nothing for me. I suffer from bakers cysts all the time and I am only 48. I would love to be able to take something that helps with the inflamation. If anyone has similar problems let me know.joyce122

