Duloxetine Added to Usual Care Doesn't Improve Hip, Knee OA Pain

The results of a small, randomized trial could not find any benefit of duloxetine over usual care in patients with chronic knee or hip OA pain that was not improved through use of NSAIDs or acetaminophen.

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