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Post#141 » by AFM » Tue May 27, 2025 10:47 pm

Yall old af!!!!
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Post#142 » by gesa2 » Wed May 28, 2025 12:44 am

W. Unseld wrote:Ok, got another one, I know no one is a doc (except maybe doc) but my doc sucks so here goes: About 3-4 months ago I went from needing no days to recover from pickleball and one day to recover from tennis to 3-4 days to recover from either, and even then not fully recovering as well. Any theories? I've ruled out lyme's disease, basically ruled out gout, trying to think of what else it could be, it's part tiredness but serious joint/back pain. Sudden onset of arthritis?

How old are you? Do you lose strength and wear out quickly? I wonder about polymyalgia rheumatica or maybe myasthenia gravis.
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Post#143 » by trast66 » Wed May 28, 2025 1:15 am

W. Unseld wrote:Ok, got another one, I know no one is a doc (except maybe doc) but my doc sucks so here goes: About 3-4 months ago I went from needing no days to recover from pickleball and one day to recover from tennis to 3-4 days to recover from either, and even then not fully recovering as well. Any theories? I've ruled out lyme's disease, basically ruled out gout, trying to think of what else it could be, it's part tiredness but serious joint/back pain. Sudden onset of arthritis?


Lost a few tennis partners to Post-traumatic arthritis (PTA). Real active guys since youth, but the wear and tear of old injuries caught up to them.
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Post#144 » by Northwest Roddy » Wed May 28, 2025 1:23 pm

W. Unseld wrote:Trying to avoid knee surgery---anyone have any any remedies for knee swelling? Underlying cause is torn meniscus but surgery is about a 50-50 proposition (unless I give up all sports then it shoots up to 80%) HLA and steroid shots are quite temporary (days to weeks) remedies and they will only do them every quarter. If anyone has any medical tourism, Kobe type stuff or biohacks now is the time


Dave Asprey did some podcasts with the stem cell doctor at Docere clinic in Utah. May be worth a listen. But it is expensive and definitely not mainstream.
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Post#145 » by dobrojim » Wed May 28, 2025 3:20 pm

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Post#146 » by Dat2U » Wed May 28, 2025 4:34 pm

trast66 wrote:
W. Unseld wrote:Ok, got another one, I know no one is a doc (except maybe doc) but my doc sucks so here goes: About 3-4 months ago I went from needing no days to recover from pickleball and one day to recover from tennis to 3-4 days to recover from either, and even then not fully recovering as well. Any theories? I've ruled out lyme's disease, basically ruled out gout, trying to think of what else it could be, it's part tiredness but serious joint/back pain. Sudden onset of arthritis?


Lost a few tennis partners to Post-traumatic arthritis (PTA). Real active guys since youth, but the wear and tear of old injuries caught up to them.


Hey W., try Magnesium oil, I'm not super active but this really helps when I am. Avoid putting it on sensitive areas, cuts or rashes otherwise it will burn.
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Post#147 » by montestewart » Wed May 28, 2025 10:18 pm

AFM wrote:Yall old af!!!!

Would be at least a little funny if thread took a turn into ED, constipation, dementia, etc.

Just checked and according to counter, I've never posted in this thread (which doesn't sound right) but youngster AFM has posted 15 times about his achy joints when the weather turns.
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Post#148 » by dcPress » Fri May 30, 2025 3:53 pm

W. Unseld wrote:Trying to avoid knee surgery---anyone have any any remedies for knee swelling? Underlying cause is torn meniscus but surgery is about a 50-50 proposition (unless I give up all sports then it shoots up to 80%) HLA and steroid shots are quite temporary (days to weeks) remedies and they will only do them every quarter. If anyone has any medical tourism, Kobe type stuff or biohacks now is the time


Make your legs as strong as possible; I’ve known a few guys that had TKR and the upfront advice was always to improve the shock absorber muscles as much as possible. I do squats, lunges, leg extensions and leg curls and my knee pain basically disappeared. Mid 50s
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Post#149 » by Chocolate City Jordanaire » Sat May 31, 2025 3:19 am

pancakes3 wrote:fireball is a bottom tier gimmick liquor though. gimme firefly, goldschlager, jaeger, hypnotiq...
Never, ever, ever, mix Fireball and psych meds...

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Post#150 » by dobrojim » Mon Jun 2, 2025 7:15 pm

Fireball is kinda like peppermint schnapps, a shot
on a dare or to be sociable is easily managed. A
long night of multiple shots maybe not so much.
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