Magnesium supplements are also available but should be taken under the guidance of a healthcare provider.
6. Massage and Acupressure
Gentle massage and acupressure can help relieve muscle cramps and reduce inflammation in joints. You can either visit a professional therapist or try self-massage techniques on sore areas.
Acupressure: Certain pressure points on your body can help alleviate pain and inflammation. For example, pressing between your thumb and index finger can help relieve joint pain.
Cupping Therapy: This ancient technique is used to promote blood flow and relieve pain in the muscles and joints.
7. Natural Supplements
Several natural supplements may help with pain relief and inflammation. However, consult your healthcare provider before starting any supplements, especially if you are on medication.
Glucosamine and Chondroitin: These are commonly used to treat osteoarthritis by supporting joint health and reducing cartilage breakdown.
Fish Oil Supplements: Rich in omega-3s, fish oil can help reduce inflammation and joint pain.
Boswellia: An herbal extract with anti-inflammatory properties, often used to reduce pain from arthritis.
8. Mind-Body Techniques
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