Re:Ibuprofen alters human testicular physiology
by manyxcxi on Tuesday January 09, 2018 @08:18PM
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I had to have hip arthroscopy because I had an impingement, leading to quite a bit of cartilage damage/labral tearing in the joint. They even had to reshape the end of the femur to remove the impingement. It's quite a recovery period of crutches, cane, etc. and the pain from the surgery was _supposed_ to be quite immense. Honestly, my hip hurt so bad for so long that even a day post-op it was less painful than it was when I went in. I only needed the opiates for a couple of days and used CBD once or twice a day for about a week- after that the pain was just a dull soreness.
Luckily, there was very little arthritis in the joint and three years post-op it's felt just fine and I've had no set backs whatsoever. Luckily I've not had to look into any type of long term pain management for anything.
Depending on the nature of it, you might look at this:
https://www.amazon.com/Genacol-Hydrolyzed-Supplement-Extra-F...
I'll suggest you do your own research on it of course. I've known a few people, myself included, that have seen extraordinary results from taking it for various pain related to anything to do with joints (very split results on working or not, seems to do amazingly for some, and nothing for others). I didn't expect it to do anything, instead it saves me from taking pain killers every day (took my pain from a persistent 5 out of 10 to a 1 or 2 on most days, such that I never need pain killers; I take two each night).