Musculoskeletal

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Available treatments

Compare 13 treatments for Musculoskeletal, with prices from £18 at licensed online providers.

Medicine From Options
Actonel £45 2 options
Adenuric £64 2 options
Allopurinol £18 3 options
Arcoxia £50 2 options
Arthrocann Gel £25 2 options
Calcichew-D3 £34 1 option
Colchicine £40 1 option
Diclofenac £38 4 options
Etoricoxib £33 2 options
Fultium D3 £61 1 option
Meloxicam £28 2 options
Naproxen £30 2 options
Pro D3 £22 1 option

Understanding Musculoskeletal Health — Your GP's Guide

Musculoskeletal (MSK) conditions affect muscles, bones, joints and soft tissues. They include back pain, arthritis, tendon and ligament injuries, and chronic pain conditions such as fibromyalgia.

Comprehensive Musculoskeletal Treatment Guide

Managing Joint Pain, Gout, and Bone Health: A Doctor's Perspective

Overview

MSK problems are the UK's leading cause of years lived with disability. Most are managed in primary care with medication, physiotherapy and lifestyle changes.

When to seek medical advice

See a GP for pain lasting more than six weeks, pain after injury that is not improving, or pain with red flags like fever, weight loss, bladder changes or severe numbness.

Available treatments

Options include paracetamol, NSAIDs (ibuprofen, naproxen), topical gels, codeine, neuropathic pain tablets, steroid injections, physiotherapy and, where needed, surgery.

What to expect

Most back pain improves within six weeks with activity and simple pain relief. Chronic conditions benefit from a multidisciplinary approach.

Self-care

Stay active, maintain a healthy weight, strengthen supporting muscles, use good workplace ergonomics and pace activity to avoid flare-ups.

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