Joint pain.

[Docker53]

Does anyone have a suggestion for joint pain? My husband has had prostate removed 2017, on Xtandi for 15 months, then Chemo, now on his 2nd cycle out of 6 of Radium 223. He has about once a week, severe joint pain in his knee. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Tall Allen, look forward to hearing from you.

Concerned wife.

[tango65]

Need to consult with orthopedics. If the diagnosis is osteoarthritis, an intracapsular steroid injection may provide a good control of the pain.

[Tall_Allen]

Talk to an orthopedist.

[Docker53 in reply to Tall_Allen]

Thank you. I will have our GP give a referral for an orthopedic specialist.

[kreg001]

I was on Lupron and bicalutamide with bad joint pain. Went on Lupron vacation all joints except for one knee became normal. That knee is arthritic by X-ray. Did a bone density test. t score a bit low for my age average. Steroid injection doesn’t work for entire 3 month period. Artificial knee or other treatment on hold until bone density improves Currently using vitamins with bicalutamide monotherapy.

[Docker53 in reply to kreg001]

Thank you for your reply. What vitamins are you taking? My husband takes calcium only.

[kreg001]

prescription D3. B12 injection. Both weekly.

Cleared up some nerve numbness (peripheral neuropathy)

OTC Iron Folate 1000mg and Tumeric/ curcumin 1000 mg.

[Docker53 in reply to kreg001]

Thank you

[j-o-h-n in reply to Docker53]

and pickle ball..............

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Friday 05/12/2023 7:37 PM DST

[RoseDoc]

Try pickle juice. It helps for muscle/joint pain associated with chemotherapy

[j-o-h-n in reply to RoseDoc]

and pickle ball..............

Good Luck, Good Health and Good Humor.

j-o-h-n Friday 05/12/2023 7:36 PM DST

[gsun]

I have a hip that needs replacing but can't because my cancer is there. I was walking with a cane. Neuropathy in that leg. Doc prescribed gabapentin for the neuropathy which worked. Also prescribed diclofenac /misoprostol combo and that took care of that (mostly). Don't use a cane and can walk the dog again.