Osteoarthritis Treatment Options
Osteoarthritis Treatment Options
Your doctor is your main arthritis advocate. Keep in regular contact with your doctor to make sure your medication is working for you and that you are taking advantage of every possible treatment option.
An occupational therapist can help you make everyday tasks easier. This may include modifying your home to make it easier to get around and recommending gadgets to help you open jars, tie shoelaces, or handle other things.
A physical therapist can teach you exercises to improve the flexibility in your joints and show you how to use walking aids such as a cane, brace, or special shoe inserts.
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Your doctor is your main arthritis advocate. Keep in regular contact with your doctor to make sure your medication is working for you and that you are taking advantage of every possible treatment option.
An occupational therapist can help you make everyday tasks easier. This may include modifying your home to make it easier to get around and recommending gadgets to help you open jars, tie shoelaces, or handle other things.
A physical therapist can teach you exercises to improve the flexibility in your joints and show you how to use walking aids such as a cane, brace, or special shoe inserts.
