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  5. I have knee joint pain and I am currently taking Diacerein, Glucosamine, MSM, Calcium D3, and Rebalkem DSR. Are these the correct medicines to treat a gap in the knee joint?

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I have knee joint pain and I am currently taking Diacerein, Glucosamine, MSM, Calcium D3, and Rebalkem DSR. Are these the correct medicines to treat a gap in the knee joint?

Asked by Male, 60 · 9 days ago

Chandrakanta Jena

Chandrakanta Jena

Pharm D

9 days ago

Yes, your medications are highly appropriate for managing knee joint space narrowing (osteoarthritis). Diacerein, Glucosamine, and MSM help reduce joint pain, inflammation, and protect cartilage. Calcium and Vitamin D3 strengthen your bones, while Rebalkem DSR prevents stomach acidity caused by these supplements. Keep in mind that while these medicines effectively control pain and slow down joint degeneration, they cannot physically ?fill? or reverse the narrowed gap. For best results, combine these with physiotherapy, knee-strengthening exercises, and weight management. Please continue them under your orthopedic doctor?s guidance.
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  1. Current Medications and Their Roles

    • Diacerein: Reduces pain and inflammation by protecting cartilage.
    • Glucosamine & MSM: Aid in cartilage repair and reduction of joint pain.
    • Calcium D3: Supports bone health.
    • Rebalkem DSR: Prevents stomach irritation caused by other medications.

  2. Effectiveness for Knee Joint Gap

    • These medications may slow the progression of joint space narrowing due to cartilage degeneration but won't restore the gap.

  3. Additional Treatment Considerations

    • Consider physical therapy, weight management, and low-impact exercises to improve joint function and reduce stress on the knee.

  4. When to Consult a Specialist

    • Seek consultation if pain persists, mobility decreases, or swelling increases despite treatment.

Answered 9 days ago

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