if you have been diagnosed with arthritis you may think about seeing a rheumatologist who specializes in treating arthritis and joint problems. if your current healthcare provider isn't giving you any help then definitely get a second opinion. here also is some information on treatments for osteoarthritis and treatment for rheumatoid arthritis. but before you take anything you want to be sure it doesn't interact with other medications you are taking or that the treatments are right for you based on your personal medical history. this is why it is important to work with your doctor. the webmd answers staff
i have arthritis in my knees and my leg stay sore and feel like they are about to cramp is there anything i can take? . i take hyland leg cramp pills but they only help for an hour or so. i talked with my pcp but they have no answers can someone please help me. .