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Does Osteo Bi-Flex contain iodine?
No, Osteo Bi-Flex does not contain iodine. It is a dietary supplement designed to support joint health with ingredients such as glucosamine, chondroitin, and vitamin D.
Can osteo bi flex be safely taken if on Plavix?
Yes, Osteo-bi-flex contains Glucosamin and can be taken with plavix (clopidogrel)
Can you take osteo bi-flex with calcium?
It is generally safe to take Osteo Bi-Flex with calcium supplements. However, it is recommended to space them out by a few hours to optimize absorption. It's always best to consult with a healthcare provider before starting any new supplement regimen.
Are struts the same thing as cv joints?
No, a Strut is basically a shock with a built on spring.A CV joint is the "flex" joint in a drive shaft.No, a Strut is basically a shock with a built on spring.A CV joint is the "flex" joint in a drive shaft.
What joint helps your leg flex and extend?
The knee helps your leg flex and extend.
What allows you to flex and extend?
fixed joint
Why do skeletalmuscles work in pairs?
One set to flex a joint, the other to extend a joint.
What are the benefits of using Osteo Bi Flex products?
If one were to use this product the pain that he or she has in his or her joints would be lessened and as advertised, dancing would be possible after taking this.
Movement allowing the foot to flex?
an inflamation of the entire joint
What is the joint at the hamstring?
The hamstrings flex the knee and extend the hip.
What is locked elbow?
Locked elbow refers to a condition where the elbow joint becomes stuck in a straightened position and is unable to flex or extend fully. This can be caused by joint inflammation, injury, or a structural issue within the joint. Physical therapy and possibly surgery may be needed to address a locked elbow.
Is it okay to wear a brace for degernative osteo arthritis?
I believe it's ok to wear a brace (from the drugstore) for osteo arthritis, however it's not a good idea to stop trying to move the arthritic joint entirely, since that can make problems worse in the long run. Try to remove the brace a couple of times a day (try not to wear it at night) and just try to gently bend and flex the joint in question. This should prevent the possibility of fluid build up around the joint, which can happen if you're not moving it it much. There's also a minor risk of DVT's from trying to not move the joint too much - but this only really applies to knees or hips, rather than wrists or elbows. If the joint is too sore/stiff to bend and flex it much, try a warm bath/warm flannel wrapped around it, then use an topical painkilling cream (such as Ibuleve or Deepheat) 10 minutes before trying to flex anything. You may find a painkilling cream additionally helpful anyway - they can be used alongside oral painkillers with no side-effects (unless you are allergic to any of the ingredients).
