What are the good medications for osteoarthritis?

**There are many drugs for osteoarthritis, and the commonly used drugs are non-steroidal pain relievers, which can inhibit the release of inflammatory factors and prevent further damage to cartilage. At the same time, the patient also needs to be targeted**, and if it is caused by infection, antibiotics can be used**. If caused by tuberculosis, antituberculosis** is required.

If rheumatoid is present, regular rheumatoid medications** are required.

If it is osteoarthritis, it can be carried out with drugs that nourish cartilage**, and some sodium hyaluronate can also be injected into the joint cavity. However, these **effects are relatively limited, and if the condition reaches the middle and end stages, only surgical intervention can be carried out**.

Here we can recommend Ambidine, which was originally imported and mainly used for osteoarthritis of hip and knee joints, and is sold in hospital pharmacies. Domestic studies have shown that this product can significantly improve symptoms such as pain and joint dysfunction caused by osteoarthritis and related diseases. After 2-4 weeks of use, it begins to take effect, and the performance is obvious after 4-6 weeks.

If the drug is discontinued after **3 months, the effect can last for at least 1 month (follow-up effect).

**Medication for osteoarthritis first needs to be carried out with anti-inflammatory drugs**. Then you also need to take non-steroidal anti-inflammatory analgesics. Nutritional cartilage and cartilage repair drugs, most commonly glucosamine hydrochloride tablets or glucosamine sulfate capsules, should also be used.

If the local swelling and pain caused by osteoarthritis is more obvious, it can also be combined with dehydration and swelling drugs, such as swelling tablets.

Osteoarthritis is common to use drugs, so what are the drugs for osteoarthritis?

The commonly used drugs for osteoarthritis are non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs, such as Fenpidex, diclofenac sodium and other drugs can eliminate local inflammation and can also have the effect of relieving pain. You can also take some drugs to nourish the joint cartilage, and glucosamine tablets are commonly used to nourish the joint cartilage and promote the recovery of the injured cartilage. It can also have a pain-relieving effect.

Usually if the problem of osteoarthritis is very serious, the patient can be treated with medication, which can help the patient quickly relieve pain and discomfort. Among them, the commonly used drug ** methods can be divided into two types, one is to activate blood circulation and eliminate blood stasis and relieve pain through Chinese herbal medicine; The other is to relieve pain by using analgesic drugs, but the symptoms are not cured, and patients should be cautious when choosing the best way.

Osteoarthritis is not yet possible with drugs and medical treatments, and can only improve the quality of life by relieving pain. Nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) are commonly used to reduce pain, such as Aclofenac Sodium Extended-Release Capsules. Its medicinal ingredient Dichlorophenate sodium has a high concentration in the synovial fluid of the joints, and the drug will accumulate in the joints after entering the body, which can effectively relieve the swelling and pain of the joints caused by the inflammatory reaction.

For better pain relief, it is recommended to use it in combination with the topical drug Intai Cyanol Diclofenac Sodium Gel. Of course, you must follow your doctor's instructions before taking your medication. In addition, patients with osteoarthritis should do a good job of nursing care at all times, reduce or avoid climbing stairs, carrying or carrying heavy objects, etc., and should also pay more attention to rest.