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I have suffered from arthritis in my toes for quite a few years but have been able to handle it. I have no pain in my feet now. However I’ve now been diagnosed with osteoarthritis in both my knees and this worries me more. I feel I should lose a little weight (I’m not particularly overweight) but I’m struggling with this.

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Hi TillyTilly ! We are so sorry to hear about your arthritis in your toes and now your diagnosis of osteoarthritis in both your knees. We hope this space can provide you some support from other community members - we are so glad you're here. In the meantime, it may be worth having a look at our website under 'Resources': arthritisaction.org.uk/livi... Here you will find some tips about things you can do to help yourself at home. Hoping you get some respite soon! Keep us posted. Katie, Arthritis Action Communications Intern

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