CBD or Voltarin
For top of foot bad arthritis which is safest and best for pain CBD Or Voltarin
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For top of foot bad arthritis which is safest and best for pain CBD Or Voltarin
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I prefer CBD cream after tying both. However, now I have to renew my medical card with the State of Utah to get any CBD cream! You can alternate.
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1 Reactionheyjoe415, Thank you for telling us that Bio'Freeze works good for instant pain relief. I have nerve pain in my leg from osteoarthritis of my left hip, and it keeps me awake sometimes.....So I'm going to give this a try!!
Just like everything, some things work for some people, and don't work for other people. CBD is supposed to work for sleep and pain....but didn't help either issue for me either
I got a very bad case of hives all over my body after taking Celebrex for about 10 days....it was from head to toe!! Had to take Prednisone to get rid of it. Tried Meloxicam and Diclofenac pills....didn't work. I now take 1800mg ibuprofen and 3900mg of Acetaminophen a day....waiting for my hip replacement surgery in 2 months.
@heyjoe415 I have my med card in Illinois. I do not smoke weed. I DO use thc and cbd products for pain relief for osteoarthritis in my foot, hands, and neck. The BEST gummies that have helped are Betty's Eddies, bought from dispensaries, and online, I get gummies in the mail. I use five brand daily cbd/thc gummies. I'll eat a "daily" for mild pain. If it's really bad, I use five brands "chill" gummies. Avexia makes tablets that you swallow with water. They are sold in dispensaries and work very well also.
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1 Reaction@pam5842 Also, I feel strongly that cbd does not work alone. A bit of thc needs to be added to cbd in order to activate its pain relieving properties.
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1 ReactionFor me Voltarin didnt help. Never tried CBD. I use OrthoGel for pain. It helps.
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2 ReactionsHi Cindi,
That sounds like a very large daily dose of ibuprofen and acetaminophen. Ibuprofen and all NSAIDs are hard on the kidneys, and acetaminophen is hard on the liver.
I was taking diclofenac every day - first time was for pre and post op pain from hip and subsequent replacement. I stayed on diclofenac as my left shoulder was full of osteophytes, very painful, and I had to wait 3 months for surgery. So I had back-to-back joint replacements.
When I had my pre-surgery physical and blood work for my shoulder, my creatinine levels were 1500 when the top of the healthy range is 1200. This happens when the kidneys have to work extra hard to clear NSAIDs. The NP suggested I stop taking the med. I dropped down to one pill every two or three days and used a lot of ice! I used diclofenac for about a week after surgery, and then Tylenol as needed (not very often). By surgery, my creatinine number had dropped from 1500 to 1000, and now it's even lower than that.
Anyway, if you haven't, please ask your surgeon or PA about the doses you're taking.
Good news? You'll feel great after the THR and recovery is usually short!
All the best Cindi!
Joe
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1 Reaction@heyjoe415 my total hip replacement surgery was back in Oct. 2024. And I have been off acetaminophen and ibuprofen since a week before the surgery. Surgery went great and I feel like normal again.
@maggie76 I would try CBD & THC which I find helps with pain.
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