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hiker53
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I have a lot of pain in my right shoulder and left knee.

Orthopedic MD keeps offering a cortisone shot.

Any thoughts or experiences.

Am having trouble walking.

See doctor next week.

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Bartenderbonnie
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I would say no to steroids.
It's a temporary fix and not good for true healing.
Dr B says no steroids for Lyme patients.

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Carol in PA
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Look into PEMF, pulsed electromagnetic field therapy.

I was having alot of problems with my knee a number of years ago, it hurt when I walked, it hurt when I was resting.
I got the SOTA Magnetic Pulser, which some other people at LymeNet were trying. (This was more than ten years ago.)

I gave myself a couple 20 minute treatments each day for a week or two, and whatever was wrong inside the knee healed.

I haven't had problems with it since then.


There are a number of other brands of PEMF machines available now, and I think they charge way too much.
But the results are wonderful!

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