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The phrase "aching joints" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe discomfort or pain in the joints, often in a medical or health-related context.
Example: "After the long hike, I experienced aching joints that made it difficult to walk the next day."
Alternatives: "sore joints" or "painful joints".
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Patrick Ewing is not battling only his aching joints anymore.
The side effects included pre-diabetes, diabetes, aching joints and swollen tissues.
He pulls down his suspenders and rubs ointment into his aching joints.
The minerals here are sulphur, calcium and carbon, good for skin conditions and aching joints.
Even on the periphery, war afflicts men with aching joints, ringing ears and psychological damage.
A year or so into her recovered-memory therapy, Miller developed chronically aching joints and a low-grade fever.
The interactivity keeps your mind off those aching joints, while completing a level can boost your torpid self-esteem.
Her long-term symptoms were "aching joints, headaches and indescribable fatigue" that made her miserable and unable to exercise.
You'll get the benefits of fitness training without the sore muscles and aching joints, and you'll have fun in the sun with no sweaty clothes to wash afterward.
Through the joint venture, the two companies are already testing Elations, a drink that will supposedly help ease the aching joints of aging baby boomers.
The swimming pool is enormous and the gym spacious - while half a dozen expert masseurs are on hand to knead and pummel aching joints.
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