Is omega 3 good for arthritis?
Been dealing with arthritis pain in my knees for a few years now. My neighbour suggested trying omega 3 supplements, saying it helps with inflammation. Is omega 3 actually good for managing arthritis symptoms?
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6 months ago
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Omega 3 actually helps with joint inflammation, yaar. My uncle was taking fish oil capsules and he felt some relief in his knee stiffness. But obviously, you should check with your doctor before starting any supplements.
6 months ago
Supplements can get quite expensive if you take them long-term. Better to get your basic joint profile and bone density tests done first so you don't waste money on things you don't actually need. Plan your medical budget wisely.
6 months ago
If you don't want to buy expensive pills, you can add flaxseeds (alsi) or walnuts to your daily diet. They are rich in omega 3 and very budget-friendly. It is a simple thing we can easily do at home for our bones.
6 months ago
Omega 3 is good, but combining it with light joint-friendly exercises like swimming or simple walks is what really keeps the joints lubricated. If your orthopedician allows, start moving a little bit every day along with your supplements.
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4 months ago
Yes, omega-3 fatty acids have solid anti-inflammatory properties that can ease arthritis pain over time. Don't expect instant magic though, it takes a few weeks to show results. Make sure to buy a high-quality, pure brand.
3 months ago
Don't just buy any random supplement you see on Instagram or YouTube for joint pain. Some have heavy metals or poor quality oils. Only your doctor can tell you if you need it and give you the correct, safe dosage.