What pain-relieving methods have you tried for your arthritis?

Two knee replacements.  Two basal joint arthroplasties (joint reconstructions).

Chinese Herbs
really works
8 little pills after each meal with warm water.
a mixture of Herbs.
been taking a long time.
just quit for a few days
and the pain in the joints returned.
Ha Ha, so yeah I began taking them again.

ive tried celebrex but naproxin works better for nne

  None, because thankfully, I do not have arthritis.
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Arcoxia, steroid injections, massage, applying hot and cold,  yes they all helped.

To the best of my knowledge there is no known cure.  The damage and age has been done. :(  It happens to almost all of us who have LIVED a life and not in bubble of purity and truth to make sure every movement won't stress out a  muscle in their body.  This probably isn't helping matters but at least you know because of this there are many people out there trying to find a cure. 

In the meantime, to alleviate the pain, I do recommend things that produce immediate gratification or something very similar.  Have you tried massaging 

https://www.thegrowthop.com/cannabis-health/marijuana-for-arthritis-latest-research-patients-experiences-and-best-strains


https://www.healthline.com/health/cbd-oil-for-pain


CBD oil is something we use on dogs that is extremely helpful for them in their older years.  I have seen a dog come in pain and a week later come in smiling with a tongue full of kisses and thanks.  It works wonders.

I'm not calling you a dog.... I promise... I am calling you a mammal, where, it might possibly have the same effect.  

Nature has a way of helping to work things out.

I hope this helps. 

Not getting it in the first place.

I watched people mess up their bodies all my life with overworking the joints, diet, lack of rest and no exercise.

I have avoided all of that and with decent genes, I have avoided all of it and I'm 68.

If I have a client with arthritis, there is no cure, there is prevention of it getting worse and there is a lot of relief.

Depending on the level of pain.

If you are feeling a lot of aches and misery related to nerve pain, Alieve works good at bedtime.

If you can get a medical marijuana card, which I think you may have, the CBD products along with Indica strains do much to alleviate pain.  

I have worked with clients who have MS and swear by it.

So, CBD products are legal now, and they are known to give a lot of relief to the point of no pain with topical applications.

Also, I swear by BIOFREEZE.  I have clients who scoff and say they have tried it, but it needs to be applied correctly.

It is simple.  Just apply and add hot towels to area or hot heating pad.

Then sit still for at least 20 minutes.

Then, follow up with cold compresses.

That helps take the edge off, believe me.

If it is so badly advanced that you need surgery, get a second opinion please.