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Lifestyle changes Physical Management Treatment to Manage Pain Complementary Treatments Surgery What is the effect on pain? Lifestyle changes, such as taking more exercise and losing weight, may help to reduce pain and increase your ability to get round. But there’s not enough evidence to show this. occupational therapy, and mobility aids can be helpful for reducing the pain of arthritis. But not enough evidence to show this. Many types of medicine can lessen the pain of osteoarthritis, including paracetamol and NSAIDs. Corticosteroid injections into the joint help some people. However medication will not work for everyone and some people have pain despite treatment. Self-help support programmes, such as cognitive behavioural therapy (CBT) may help you to manage pain better. Some patients say that they benefit from complementary treatments, while others say that they provide no pain relief. Some studies have suggested acupuncture may help relieve the pain of hip and knee osteoarthritis. [8] Hip replacement usually helps reduce pain a lot, or gets rid of it altogether. Not everyone is satisfied with the results. Physiotherapy
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