People who are experiencing arthritis joint pain have experience both physical and emotional stress. Pain and stress have similar effects on the body: muscles tighten, breathing becomes fast and shallow, and heart rate and blood pressure go up.

Practice relaxation

Relaxation can help you reverse these effects and give you a sense of control and well-being that makes it easier to manage pain. Relaxation involves learning ways to calm and control your body and mind. There is no best way to learn how to relax, as long as you relax both your body and mind.

Try some of the following methods until you find ones that work for you.

Guided imagery uses your mind to focus on pleasant images. First begin by breathing slowly and deeply. Think of yourself in a place where you feel comfortable, safe and relaxed for example at the beach or on the top of the mountain. Create all the details - the colors, sounds, smells and feelings. These images take your mind away from pain and focus it on something more pleasant.


Prayer is very relaxing and comforting for some people. You may want to make a tape recording of a soothing inspirational message or practice your own type of personal prayer.

Hypnosis is a form of deep relaxation and guided imagery in which your attention is focused internally - away from your thoughts and anxieties. People who find hypnosis helpful in relieving pain say it is both soothing and enjoyable. You'll need to work with a professional psychologist, counselor or social worker who is trained in hypnosis. You can also learn self-hypnosis techniques that you can practice on your own.

Relaxation audiotapes and videotapes can help guide you through the relaxation process. These tapes provide directions for relaxation so you don't have to recall the instructions. You might also want to make your own tape of your favorite relaxation routine.


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Fri, 15 Apr 2011 09:19:47

In addition to other medication, this has proved useful to me. I greatly appreciate your article.

 



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    Hi there! I'm Jimmy. I previously suffer from arthritis for 6 years that's why I know how painful it was. Taking drugs is not a good idea they gave us only temporary results. This Blog post was intended to help anyone who suffers from Arthritis Joint Pain. I gave you the best possible I can do to motivate you and ENJOY your life and forget your pain easily and safe.

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