Our doctor’s opinion on arthritis

Our doctor’s opinion on arthritis

I le avea ai o se vaega o lona tulaga faʻalelei auala, Passeportsanté.net valaʻaulia oe e saili le manatu o se soifua maloloina polofesa. Dr Jacques Allard, fomai aoao, avatua ia oe lona manatu e uiga i legugu :

Unfortunately, many people with arthritis experience learning to cope with pain on a daily basis. Often the pain is chronic, although in some cases remission may provide respite. I can only recommend that you apply as much as possible the advice formulated in the Prevention section (rest, relaxation, sleep, exercise while respecting a certain balance and listening to your body, thermotherapy). In addition to the medications prescribed by your doctor, I strongly recommend that you use a multidisciplinary approach including physiotherapy, occupational therapy and psychotherapy as needed. Complementary approaches such as acupuncture and massage therapy can also help. Finally, a support group like The Arthritis Society could be of great benefit to you.

 

Dr Jacques Allard, MD, FCMFC

 

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