> Hi, My dad is in his 70s and has developed arthritis in his knees and
> one shoulder. Hes not taking any medication for pain. Can someone
> suggest a medication that has brought them relief? Is there any
> consensus on which medication is best for the arthritis? Thanks
Naproxen sodium (Aleve) might be a possibility until your father can
see a doctor. My mother claims that she and her friends do well when
given diclofenac.

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Harvey R. Stone - 08 Aug 2005 22:09 GMT
>> Hi, My dad is in his 70s and has developed arthritis in his knees and
>> one shoulder. Hes not taking any medication for pain. Can someone
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> see a doctor. My mother claims that she and her friends do well when
> given diclofenac.
That works well for me too but this man may already have stomach problems
and this will make it worse.
Harv
Ron Peterson - 09 Aug 2005 00:37 GMT
> > Naproxen sodium (Aleve) might be a possibility until your father can
> > see a doctor. My mother claims that she and her friends do well when
> > given diclofenac.
> That works well for me too but this man may already have stomach problems
> and this will make it worse.
Are you referring to Naproxen sodium or diclofenac?

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Harvey R. Stone - 09 Aug 2005 01:03 GMT
>> > Naproxen sodium (Aleve) might be a possibility until your father can
>> > see a doctor. My mother claims that she and her friends do well when
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>
> Are you referring to Naproxen sodium or diclofenac?
Naproxen Sodium or Aleve. Diclofenac must be gotten by prescription
from a doctor and the doctor should be consulted about any addition or
change.
Harv
oh, my husband has also been suffering from this. Till the time he i
on medication it gives him relief but the problem recurs again
finally my doctor gave him aristocort which I purchased fro
http://www.drugdelivery.ca/ and since then he has been feeling muc
better