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tulips
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I was taking Tumeric but had to stop taking it because it was interfering with my blood pressure medicine. Is there another good anti-inflamatory?
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Bromelain, perhaps?

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Sulindac(Clinoril) has worked for my hip and knee for years.
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Catgirl
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Rosemary or ginger.

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Getting a lymph drainage massage greatly reduced joint pain, including my knees, for about 2-3 weeks afterwards.

I'm also trying an experiment again - I recently found my magnet roller - two little magnets that roll in this hand-held unit. I'm rolling it around on my knees, and I'm experiencing a lessening in the pain. The unit is called a Magboy and can be ordered.
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does osteo biflex work for you?

I use a product called fibroxify.

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makaka
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does this help swelling .

leg edema,, lymphedema
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makaka, I think lymph drainage massage would help - with someone trained in it -
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