does anyone know the symptoms of arthoritis? if so then please tell me? HELP ME OUT HERE!!!!?
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i think i have it to.im 41 and hurt all over.hands, feet,knee's,and joints.not much out there helps the pain.i would say ask your doctor.mine says i have the begining stages of it.good luck!
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arthritis? or lack of liquid and cushion left between the joint?
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Sorry, but I don't know. It'd be cool to learn about.\n\nDo you have Arthritis? I do. Please email me:\n\neileenprince@sbcglobal.net
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I have RA all over.. but it really affects my feet. New Balance has some type of program that helps for those who need special shoes to accomodate foot problems. I was gonna use this program but a REALLY wide shoe helped me out instead. I hope you have/will go see a doctor - the earlier they catch things like this, the easier they are to control and lessen the pain...But all of what you said sounds very farmiliar. I unfortunatley used to be a barefoot girl but not anymore, I understand. I hope this helps and will keep you in my prayers.
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I used the pro-sero patch yesterday, I have chronic tendinitis and take 3 pain pills and 2 arthritis pills in addition. Yesterday I got relief after 15 minutes. Today I left off the pain pill and got more relief from the pro-sero patch than with the pain pill. I'm a believer!\n\nEarl
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My husband and I use a product called "blue emu" it helps alot.  Also you need to start watching what you eat.  I'm very very arthritic and stay away from FAT, it totally swells the pain in my joints to unbearable.  It really works, trust me.  Also there is a product called MSM and it is a wood pulp derivative and works very well in elevating pain. Ive been at this game for some time now.  Follow all these steps and it should really improve your pain considerably.
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You could have inflamed cartilege.\nSee a doc and do an mri of the knee. That should tell him if there is an inflamation due to a tear.\n\nIn the meatime try an antiinflammatory drug like aleve.
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I'm just a medical student. If you have any doubt please ask you doctor. Hope this helps.\n\nThe closest disease i can think of is De Quervain's tenosynovitis. The signs and symptoms are swelling and pain at the thumb side of your wrist. It is caused by inflammation of one of the tendon of your thumb. \n\nThe treatment is to control the symptoms via  pain killer known as NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs), or corticosteroid injection. Talk to your doctor about your pain and the disability caused by this disease. I'm sure your doctor will do something about that.
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sounds like gout. or maybe monoarthritis.\n\nis the joint hot? can you  move the finger or is it stiff? do you have back pain? any other finger or hand joints problems?\n\nyou need a  ESR  blood test , and an x ray  for now.\nmaybe after that serum uric acid , and aspiration of joint fluid.
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There are several things that could be going on. \nTendinitis or your bursae sac could be torn which causes bursitis. Pluerisy could be a problem. Bursitis & pluerisy both hurt so bad that you think you are having a heart attack. And last but not least, you could have a broken collar bone. My niece broke hers and didn't even know it. She had no visible signs for a few days and then it hit. So be careful. I would go to a doctor.
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unfortunately the best pain medication for these types of pain was taken off the market, and nonnarcotic mobic try buying a book from mayo clinic or a holistic health book for rheumatoid atrhitis it should have info about diet also I picked one up for my exboyfriend a couple years ago and it helped him tremendously a little lifestyle change goes a long way
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ANything that causes pain especially to the joints is a bad sign of course.  could be arthritis. it could be inflamed due to a lot of reasons,like trauma to your knee.
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How was this diagnosed?  How do you know the diagnosis is correct.  And, if the diagnosis is correct, WHAT is CAUSING the bursitis?  If treatment is to be successful, it must be aimed at the cause.\n\nGood luck.
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See your doctor.  My daughter has severe pain in her neck and shoulder and arm.  Is severe arthritis, and possible a disc problem.  She is waiting for results of tests.  It is so bad she can't work.  See your doctor, especially since you have these mood swings.  Your neck, shoulder pain, etc., could be stress so need to find the underlying problem.  Don't delay.
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there is a hms website that I recently went on as my four year old has symptoms unfortunately I can not remember actual address it was the official site so just type in hyper mobility syndrome in you search engine. it took  years for them to diagnose me.I was 8 when I collapsed in agony like my hips had dislocated I was about 25 when they actually told me I was hyper mobile . age has eased alot of my symptoms I am 34 now  and dancing helped tone my muscles I still dance now I teach rock and roll but I  still sometimes feel like i have flu symptoms if I over do it. Small amounts of excercise.  inserts in shoes help my flat feet and realign my knee joints. Did you know it it hereditary? Hope some of this helps lots of info on website x x
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As far as osteoarthritis, it is a wear-and tear arthritis that is likely caused by stress on the joints over a period of years (that's why you tend to get it when you are older).\n\nRheumatoid arthritis, however, is an autoimmune disease, and doctors are unsure of its causes.  Some think it may be a reaction to an infection that triggers the overactive immune system to attack the bodies own joints, but there is no way to be sure.  Some blame it on environmental toxins.  There is likely a genetic factor that contributes as well.\n\nCheck out http://www.arthritis.org for information on the over 100 types of arthritis, their symptoms treatments, and possible causes.\n\nPS - No, you don't get arthritis from popping your knuckles (in case that's what you were thinking).\n\nPPS - I'm not sure where onebeeswax got the info, and it could be a present theory for causes of arthritis, but I have done lots of reading on it since I was diagnosed with RA a year ago, and talked with my rheumatologist, and I've never heard of that specific theory.  At best it is a guess, and I would not take that answer as an actual cause for arthritis.  But it is an interesting theory.
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I'm glad your daughter pulled though such a serious disease!\n\nYes, I think there is a link between the necrotizing fascitis and the myofascial pain syndrome.\n\nHere why:  I worked in a steel foundry and had what felt like bruising pain  thoughout various parts of my body.  I also had severe, burning skin pain on my thighs,  forearms, ribcage.  The doctors were baffled because my skin looked normal and they thought I had fibromyalgia.  Well, after two years of this unrelenting pain, my skin became redder and I slowly developed very, very faint skin lesions.  My skin had become thinned.  \nOnce very old dermatologist(I had gone to four) finally diganosed me with "Erythema ab igne".  I had damaged my skin from repeated overexposure to heat.\n\nHe explained to me that I did not have fibromyalgia.  He told me that there are several layers of the skin (I forget, seven I think) and that I damaged the deepest layers of my skin.  This is what is refered to as fascia pain.  He showed me a picture of my bicep which look normal and then close up enhanced version and the damaged skin.  He said that fascia pain sometimes feels like muslce pain and most doctors can't distinguish between the two.\n\nYour daughters deep layers of skin were obviously damaged.  Here protective layer is gone like mine is.  I can no longer go out in the sun, it burns like a blow torch.   If its a large area, her sweat glands will be ruin and she will overheat and fatigue easily.  She will feel cold easily too.\nMy advise it to try and keep her in a comfortable temperature around 70 degrees.  Too cold and she will have that bruising pain.  Too hot and she will be fatigued.  Be careful what kind of lotions you put on the skin, if it can't breath, she will overheat.  Sunblock is one that will cause her to feel hot.  I spray my skin with a mist of water in summer.\n\nI hope she feels better.