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Pain In Knees, Lower Back Due To Arthritis, Tingling Legs. No Help From Meloxicam. Any Suggestions?

Hi ;I am taken 15mg of Meloxicam for arthritis,it is not working.My knees (both) hurt when I walk and wake up from sleep.My left lower back is killing me been to 2 different Doctors.no results.out of time and need help.What do I do next or who to see?Also tingleing both legs below knees.
Fri, 13 Dec 2013
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Orthopaedic Surgeon, Joint Replacement 's  Response
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The physical therapist may try to reduce your pain, using stretches and traction. The therapist will show you how to do exercises that make your back muscles stronger, so you can prevent future back pain.
You may also see a massage therapist, someone who performs acupuncture (osteopathic doctor, or physical therapist). Sometimes a few visits with these specialists will help back pain.
You may need a back brace to support your back at work.
Cold packs and heat therapy may help your back pain.
Hope this helps you. Let me know if you have any more concern.
Wishing you good health...
Regards.
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Pain In Knees, Lower Back Due To Arthritis, Tingling Legs. No Help From Meloxicam. Any Suggestions?

Hello, Thanks for writing to us The physical therapist may try to reduce your pain, using stretches and traction. The therapist will show you how to do exercises that make your back muscles stronger, so you can prevent future back pain. You may also see a massage therapist, someone who performs acupuncture (osteopathic doctor, or physical therapist). Sometimes a few visits with these specialists will help back pain. You may need a back brace to support your back at work. Cold packs and heat therapy may help your back pain. Hope this helps you. Let me know if you have any more concern. Wishing you good health... Regards.