Managing Osteoarthritis-associated Pain
Clinical guidelines
- Non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) treatment remains strongly recommended
- Use of paracetamol and opioids has been downgraded because of lack of efficacy and risk of adverse reactions
- Personalised treatment for each patient is recommended, including consideration of comorbidities and risk factors
- Multidisciplinary approaches are increasingly recommended, but strong evidence of their superior benefits remains elusive
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