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Read our tips for managing gout from talking to your doctor to staying at a healthy weight.
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5 vegan diet tips for people with arthritis
Read our tips on how to get the most from a vegan diet.
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How to stay motivated to exercise?
Read Leon's advice on how to find what exercise works for you and his tips to keep you motivated.
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Living with arthritis
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Footcare and footwear
Good footwear can provide support and comfort for your feet, which is important if you have arthritis. Having a good footcare routine can prevent problems sometimes associated with certain conditions. Read more.
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Painkillers and NSAIDs
Painkillers used for arthritis are analgesics and non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs). Learn about risks and side-effects.
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Pregnancy, fertility and arthritis
Read our advice about pregnancy and arthritis, including planning for a baby, supplements, scans, blood tests and the chances of your baby having arthritis.