Rheumatoid Oil Massage: Does It Really Help With Pain Relief? - #1183
I’ve been living with rheumatoid arthritis for about 5 years now. The joint pain, especially in my hands and knees, can be unbearable on some days. I’ve tried various medications and even cortisone injections, but the relief doesn’t last long. A friend suggested that Ayurvedic oil massage might help with reducing pain and stiffness, but I’ve never tried it before. I’ve heard about different oils like Mahanarayan oil and Dhanvantaram Thailam being used for rheumatoid arthritis. Can anyone share their experience with these oils for rheumatoid oil massage? Did it help ease your joint pain and improve mobility? I’m also curious about how often the massage needs to be done and whether it’s better to go to a professional Ayurvedic therapist or if self-massage at home works too. I’m really hoping to find a natural way to manage my symptoms without relying solely on painkillers.
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