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How Can Pain In The Legs Be Treated Without The Use Of A NSAID?
I have had foot pain( in both) and it is migrating up into my knees for almost a year. I thought it was planter fasciitis at first but the pain is broader now . I do not have high blood pressure, diabetes, or high sodium. I am typically dehydrated (I do not take in much fluids but trying to drink water). I have kidney issues and MGUS (protein in my blood). How do I handle the pain in my feet and legs when I can not take any NSAID type of anti-inflammatory drug?
Thu, 12 Jul 2018
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The pain in the legs can be related to muscle cramps or poor posture due to plantar fasciitis. Increasing fluid intake will help.
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The pain in the legs can be related to muscle cramps or poor posture due to plantar fasciitis. Increasing fluid intake will help.
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