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Arthritis is a pain! How can you find relief?

Arthritis is a pain! How can you find relief?

Arthritis impacts 6 million Canadians

Did you know that arthritis affects about 20% of Canadians? That means 1 on 5 people struggle with this disease. * That is an insanely large number.

What is arthritis?

Arthritis is the swelling and inflammation of joints. But it isn’t just one disease. There are more than 100 types of arthritis and conditions that affect the joints, joint tissues, and other connective tissues. Symptoms are different for everyone and depend on the type of arthritis you have, but usually, they include joint pain and stiffness.

Managing Arthritis pain

There are many different approaches to managing the pain caused by arthritis. Some options, as per the Arthritis Society of Canada, include the following:

Heat and cold therapy. Heat, such as hot packs, hot water bottles, and warm baths, improves blood flow and circulation and relaxes tight muscles. Heat should not be applied to an inflamed joint. Cold, on the other hand, helps with inflammation. It can be applied using frozen gel packs, frozen veggies, or ice cubes in a plastic bag.

Posture. Training yourself to stand up straight, not slouch in a chair, or hold on to your phone tightly is a great long-term pain management strategy. Be aware of your posture and regularly change your position to a more optimal one.

Meditation and mindfulness help improve physical and mental health. Find a quiet location, a comfortable position sitting or lying down, focus your attention and practice deep breathing. There are many forms of meditation and there are lots of online videos and books that can help guide you.

Physical Therapy such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy, massage, and acupuncture can help manage chronic pain by increasing your mobility and range of motion and reducing muscle stiffness.

Exercise. Physical activity is always important. Arthritis may limit how much you can do, but it is important to keep moving. Exercise improves strength, energy, flexibility, and mood and ultimately reduces pain.

*Source: Arthritis Society of Canada

 

Pain Relief Creams help with arthritis pain

Another option to help you manage arthritis pain is to apply over-the-counter pain relief creams that are specifically formulated for arthritis.

LivRelief Pain Relief creams provide fast and effective relief for your arthritis pain. They help reduce inflammation and help relieve aches and pains, including sore muscles and joints. There are two offerings.

LivRelief Original Pain Relief Cream provides relief from sore muscles and joints due to inflammation. It contains the active ingredient Rutin, a powerful antioxidant anti-inflammatory.

Live Extra Strength Chronic Pain Relief Cream provides relief for tough muscle, joint, osteoarthritis, and rheumatoid arthritis pain. It contains Rutin, and Capsaicin, a powerful anti-inflammatory that is also used to treat shingles, diabetic neuropathy, and sciatica.

The LivRelief precision delivery system, Delivra™, penetrates the skin and delivers active ingredients right to the source of pain to promote healing.

All LivRelief creams are made in Canada and contain pain-fighting natural, plant-based ingredients and do not contain parabens, petroleum or SLS.

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Janice Milligan

I just purchased LivReleif extra strength nerve pain, is it supposed to be a brown color, very thin not a thick lotion as the regular LivReleif is and a very bad odor to it?

Sheila Smith

Thank you for the 2 tubes of extra-strength LivRelief. I have not had to try it yet but will have the opportunity to. My fibromyalgia gives me extreme pain which affects my quality of life in a negative way as well as my arthritis. Outwardly I do not `look sick which means I suffer a little more alone with these diseases. I have spent a great deal of money, time, and energy on some pain relief. I truly hope your cream is effective. I will let you know if it is or not. Thank you again for a little more hope.

Sincerely; Sheila.

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