Physical Activity Key to Easing Arthritic Pain, Decreasing Drug Dependence

Joseph Peck, MD Blog Physical Activity Key to Easing Arthritic Pain, Decreasing Drug Dependence

Recent studies affirm that physical activity is key to reducing pain in patients with arthritis. Along with certain self-management education interventions, targeted physical activities can work to alleviate pain and improve quality of life. #Arthritis #Pain 

Physical Activity Key to Easing Arthritic Pain, Decreasing Drug Dependence

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