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Is Exercise Overrated For Arthritis Pain? Latest Study Challenges Long-Held Beliefs

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  • A recent study suggests exercise may offer only small, temporary pain relief for osteoarthritis, prompting experts to reframe expectations towards functional capacity rather than complete pain elimination.
  • While the umbrella review found modest pain reductions comparable to medication, specialists like Dr. Nagar stress the importance of structured, supervised exercise for long-term functional benefits and a safer alternative to medication.
  • Despite findings questioning exercise's universal promotion, experts maintain it remains a first-line recommendation due to its systemic health benefits and ability to address biomechanical dysfunction, alongside strategies like warm-ups and cool-downs.
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