whats a home arthritis cure?
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There is no cure for arthritis. It is chronic, usually progressive, and most of its treatments are palliative (just treating the symptoms to make you comfortable). As a home treatment, you can try aleve or ibuprofen. Either one will help both the pain and the swelling. You should also make sure to gently exercise the affected joint to help decrease stiffness and maintain flexibility and usefulness.