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Dr. OzI am a 54 year old male. I try to keep in ...

Dr. OzI am a 54 year old male. I try to keep in shape.I may be around twenty pounds over weight because I can no longer exercise the way I use to. Have a lot of knee pain and most recently have been having a lot of hip pain. My doctor sent me for x-rays of my hip and knees. There conclusion is that I have arthritis. They have given me pain pills. I do not want to live the rest of my life on pills and become a couch potato. Is there anyone out there that can help me. Also are there any exercises that i can do to help and not cause any further damage.


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Hi Ed

there are lots of food you should avoid if you have arthritis and you should take Glucosamine supplements.  Pilates is a great form of exercise that should be OK for you with arthritis.

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