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Return To Arthritis FAQ Archive   Search the Archives Are arthritis medications addicting? Answered By Alex Trenor, Editor Several studies prove that the medication for arthritis can reduce the muscle tension, which can increase pain for other people. Such studies also announced that taking these drugs for a long-term period could be addictive. There are also some incidents that patient claimed that when they have a medication for arthritis they experienced certain stage of drug abuse. According to some health experts, some drugs do have addictive substances. Because of this most of the doctors nowadays prescribed anti-inflammatory drugs. --- permission must be obtained from editor Alex Trenor to re-publish --- Ankle Arthritis Treatment

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