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Well I just wanted to write and let you know that I am taking the Diclofenac in combination with the Misoprostol..My Dr. prescribe the combination Pill, My insurance wouldn't pay for the combination but would pay for each pill separately..funny hu..anyway it has been about three weeks since I started to take the medication once again, and the combination is working just fine no upset stomach..and Yes relief from my Arthritis pain..So thank you again and I am happy that I am on the site so I can get feed back from the people who are dealing with arthritis just like I am...I myself do not ride horses but I do know of another person her in town who had hip replacement and is riding without any problems..I am doing very well, the only thing is after I walk about a mile or more I seem to having tenderness and pain in my calf muscles, I am figuring that it has been quite a few years since I really walked more then a half block or so..so my muscles are getting use to walk once again, I asked the Dr. about it , they never seem to have any answers for me..so asking Hip replacement patients if they have had similar problems? I was hoping that I would just be able to walk as far as I like with out discomfort..this Summer was the first time in four years I could walk on the Sand and into the Water...so happy about it..again thanks for your help..View Thread

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