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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
When Testosterone Is Not Enough
The role of NO in the management of OA
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<blockquote data-quote="Willyt" data-source="post: 223226" data-attributes="member: 38668"><p>As someone who has dealt with hip OA for years, I'm going to give you advice that you probably don't want to hear as a powerlifter guy. </p><p></p><p>The only thing that has consistently helped alleviate the pain over the years is to identify what activities/movements trigger the pain and try to avoid them. No question it sucks. I had to give up some of favorite hobbies like trail running and BJJ. But I knew deep down what was aggravating the O/A. It requires brutal honesty. </p><p></p><p>Of course, it doesn't mean you have to stop exploring ways to reduce the inflammation or to strengthen the muscles around the hip (that definitely helps). </p><p></p><p>Then at some point you just get fed up and replace 'em so you can keep doing what you love. I just spoke with an 85 year old guy who has been skiing like a madman for the past 20 years on steel hips!</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Willyt, post: 223226, member: 38668"] As someone who has dealt with hip OA for years, I'm going to give you advice that you probably don't want to hear as a powerlifter guy. The only thing that has consistently helped alleviate the pain over the years is to identify what activities/movements trigger the pain and try to avoid them. No question it sucks. I had to give up some of favorite hobbies like trail running and BJJ. But I knew deep down what was aggravating the O/A. It requires brutal honesty. Of course, it doesn't mean you have to stop exploring ways to reduce the inflammation or to strengthen the muscles around the hip (that definitely helps). Then at some point you just get fed up and replace 'em so you can keep doing what you love. I just spoke with an 85 year old guy who has been skiing like a madman for the past 20 years on steel hips! [/QUOTE]
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The role of NO in the management of OA
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