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How Can Osteo-arthritis, Asthma And Depression Be Treated?
Hi, I'm disabled and I don't feel well physically. I have osteo-arthritis, asthma, depression. I've already went through "menopause" 2 years ago. I'm usually in pain, and have to take aspirin 3 times a day. I have trouble breathing when I'm out of air conditioning in Florida, and can't do alot physically because of the health problems. I think I might have inflamation with the arthritis which could cause me to have a fever at different times of the day. My arms start feeling like they're burning, and my neck and head. I don't know why I'm feeling a burning sensation...if it's from a fever or what. Do you know what the burning could be? I'm afraid to even ask. :-O :(
Tue, 24 Feb 2015
Thank you for the question. For osteoarthritis pain , voltaren tab 50mg twice a day after meals for 5 days is preferable to aspirin.Take help of a physical therapist for massage,exercises of joints. also apply voltaren gel on affected joints.for asthma advair inhalation upto 100ug puff may help once or twice a day as per breathless symptoms.The fever and pain shall subside with the medicines. if radiating pains and burning in muscles more prominent then add dolo=neurobion once a day in daytime after meal
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