What is the best long-term treatment or remedy for my recent left knee pain and chronic lower back pain, since using pain-relief ointments like Moov and Volini gel, and taking tablets like Diclomol, Heific, or Voveran, only gives me temporary relief before the pain comes back? | Apollo Pharmacy

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What is the best long-term treatment or remedy for my recent left knee pain and chronic lower back pain, since using pain-relief ointments like Moov and Volini gel, and taking tablets like Diclomol, Heific, or Voveran, only gives me temporary relief before the pain comes back?

Asked by Male, 71 · 1 hour ago

Bayyarapu Mahesh Kumar

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1 hour ago

While pain-relief gels like Moov or Volini and tablets like Diclomol or Voveran (which contain diclofenac) provide temporary comfort, they aren't ideal for long-term use. For lasting relief, the best approach involves gentle physical therapy to strengthen the muscles supporting your knee and lower back. Low-impact exercises, maintaining a healthy weight, and warm compresses can also make a significant difference. Please consult an orthopedic specialist or physical therapist. They can create a safe, personalized rehabilitation plan to improve your mobility and safely reduce your reliance on daily pain medications.

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What is the best long-term treatment or remedy for my recent left knee pain and chronic lower back pain, since using pain-relief ointments like Moov and Volini gel, and taking tablets like Diclomol, Heific, or Voveran, only gives me temporary relief before the pain comes back?

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