Had x-rays on my knee and all is well, most likely pulled a muscle. Will this help with the ache?
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I honestly do believe it'll help... I have arthritis on both knees but only use it on my left knee due to the fact that I've had multiple surgerys on my right knee due to mcl and acl tears and have a custom brace on my right knee but I feel it helps with that so I don't see why it wouldn't help with a pull... I keep active, I've used it for trail running and cross training including powerlifting and it hasn't let me down yet. :) hope this and it helps.
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It will keep your ligaments and joints warm so it may help a bit depending on how bad your injury was ...
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I don't really know if it will help your particular situation. I know that when I'm suffering from knee strain, it makes my knee feel snug and warm, which seems to lessen the discomfort over time. It's not a miracle cure, but it helps. Good luck to you!
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It can help. It will keep that area of coverage warm and stay in place. Keeping the muscle warm should aid in the aches department I find them beneficial.
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Yes - but don't forget pain-relieving exercises too - books like Treat Your Own Knee Arthritis, Treat Your Own Hand and Thumb Osteoarthritis, or Treat Your Own Spinal Stenosis are a good place to start. As far as research, here's a bit of what I found: ---a 2009 review of available studies concluded that glucosamine sulfate, glucosamine hydrochloride, and chondroitin sulfate used individually only inconsistently decreases arthritis pain. However, many studies have confirmed arthritis pain relief when you take glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate together. ---studies have consistently reported that glucosamine appears safe ---a review by Bruyere et al. about glucosamine and chondroitin sulfate for the treatment of knee and hip osteoarthritis concludes that both products act as valuable symptomatic therapies for arthritis and have some potential structure-modifying effects ---the OsteoArthritis Research Society International is recommending chondroitin sulfate as the second-most-effective treatment for moderate cases of osteoarthritis ---the European League Against Rheumatism (EULAR) supports using chondroitin sulfate in the management of knee osteoarthritis
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I have found that it does. However it may depend on the type of muscle injury you may have. I use it a lot for my arthritis and fibromyalgia pain. Over all I would recommend it for almost all types of muscle pain,
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I bought for my wife she has varicose veins and they do help with the pain. I would also look into dietary suppliments like magnesium along wth cherries or cherry juice which helps relieve muscle cramps. I use a knee compression support which has helped a lot with knee pain to the point I avoided another surgery. Calcium is what mucles use to cramp and magnesium use them to relax.
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I'm not sure. I used it for a pulled muscle and for what is known as tennis elbow and it worked great for both. I would try it if I had arthritis.
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I really believe it depends on how far your knee has deteriorated. If it is to the point of surgery, nothing will help. If you're looking for a cure. forget it. If it's average pain relief, then it may help. It sure doesn't hinder.
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No it's putting you knee at risk. The pull can be very strong and stretches really well the entire body. This isn't a good healthy choice in your case. I would look for a sitting position.
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I had knee replacement, both knees. They do not hurt but "tire" very quickly and I do not spend much timebetween chairs. I wonder if copper knee sleeves would help ?????????????? RDS
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It's great for knee pain especially if its related to the joints or muscles. Our homeopath in England recommended always aking it with Arnica 6X tablets for physical issues
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Yes. Helped me with muscle spasms and cramps. What they call "inflammation issues".
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To be honest I am not a Doctore to diagnoise anything. This helps speed up muscle recovery and soreness but I am not sure if that helps with chronic pain. Probably depends on what is causing that pain. If you want to order it and try it out then go ahead. If he doesnt like it I can issue a refund.
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It has worked for me. I really feel so much better after taking this product. Of course the aches are not completely gone but much better. Worth a try for sure. Take care jim
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I had knee joint pain and wanted to use natural remedies. The "Frankincense & Myrrh" did not have the strength to perform the task, but I found that "i-flex" distributed by DSM Nutritional Products in Parsippany, NJ. It can take up to two months to alleviate the pain, but it worked for me and many others. All the best to your mom.
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no TENS machine worked for me after my knee got to bone on bone. If it is cartilage damage, I did get some relief. Hope this helps!
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It does help the minor pain in my knees. Don't know about major pain issues.
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This wrap will help with swelling and pain. you may also want to check out the following patch.http://www.osmopatch.com/conditions/knee-pain/bakers-cyst/?gclid=Cj0KEQiA1NWnBRDchObfnYrbo78BEiQA-2jqBQp9E49DU6TvHw5QctJpOp1qsG7MEIIpKKxPIlyVQ3UaAjqf8P8HAQ
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I've used it for all, Joint,muscle and headache type pains, and it has worked rather well for me. I use it full strenghth,some need to dillute it w/ carrier oil.