Comments on: can calcium deposits be causing my hip pain? http://www.arthritiskneepaintx.com/arthritis-pain-treatment/can-calcium-deposits-be-causing-my-hip-pain Arthritis knee pain natural treatment and information Thu, 19 May 2011 07:52:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 By: Ragnarok http://www.arthritiskneepaintx.com/arthritis-pain-treatment/can-calcium-deposits-be-causing-my-hip-pain#comment-290 Ragnarok Sun, 31 Jan 2010 09:41:16 +0000 http://www.arthritiskneepaintx.com/arthritis-pain-treatment/can-calcium-deposits-be-causing-my-hip-pain#comment-290 Yes, that could be painful, and will get worse with time unless you address this problem. Typically, a Dr. might suggest exercises to reduce the calcium, and to take a NSAID such as Ibuprofen(Advil or Motrin) or Naprosyn(Aleve). If is were bad enough, they could give you a cortisone shot to dissolve the calcium, but that puts quite a stress on the system. Drs. may also prescribe Prednisone or a Medrol Dosepak, but steroids are very hard on the system. It would be best if you could exercise through the pain and reduce the calcium deposits and take a mild analgesic such as Advil or Tylenol. Yes, that could be painful, and will get worse
with time unless you address this
problem.

Typically, a Dr. might suggest exercises
to reduce the calcium, and to take
a NSAID such as Ibuprofen(Advil or
Motrin) or Naprosyn(Aleve).

If is were bad enough, they could
give you a cortisone shot to dissolve
the calcium, but that puts quite a stress
on the system.

Drs. may also prescribe Prednisone
or a Medrol Dosepak, but steroids are very
hard on the system.

It would be best if you could
exercise through the pain and
reduce the calcium deposits and
take a mild analgesic such as Advil
or Tylenol.

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