I have severe rheumatoid arthritis and I have heard people say that certain foods help decrease the inflammtion and damage to the joints. i want you to share your experience about food that is recommended by some. so my questions are…
* Does a certain type of diet help? Does your doctor agree to this and/or did she/he suggested this to you?
* If yes then could you please list the names of food.
*Has it helped you? if yes how much and what kind symptoms are relieved by these type of products.
* How often do you eat these products?

thank you in advance for your input.

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Swiss researchers followed 2900 adults with rheumatoid arthritis and found that light to moderate drinkers showed slower progression in their joint damage compared with non-drinkers but heavy drinkers showed a greater progression of the …

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Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory arthritis that is caused by something going wrong with the body’s own defence mechanism against infections. Something triggers the body’s defences to attack itself. In the case of rheumatoid …

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I have posted a few questions lately. I’m just really scared. I’m a real mess. I feel sick, have chronic pain and just ache all over. Ihave been having trouble going to the bathroom now and I just feel so swollen everywhere. I feel like the goodyear blimp! But yet in a lot of pain! I want this to stop! I’m afraid the Doctor’s have really screwed up and made things worse for me. A year ago I started having problems with pain, fatigue and headaches but all they wanted to do was prescribe migraine medicine. Now I’m so much worse and went through several course of treatments with nothing working. I am worried that I may have lupus and/or rheumatoid arthritis. Both run in my family. My cervical spine is falling a part and believed to be a cause for my neck and arm pain. I have all the signs of degenerative disc disease. Here’s the rest…my hair falls out every day…barely growing any more..I have a rash (it comes and goes) on my cheeks. It kinda looks like wind burn.Uh oh

Hey ladies, and guys too. I am just wondering when you were TTC how long did it take you to get pregnant? I have only been trying since April, which I know compared to some is a very small amount of time, but I am just worried. We usually have sex about every other day, most of the time at night and it’s always missionary (sorry TMI). Periodically in the morning, on the weekends as we both wake up at 4-5am for work. I also lay there for about 5-10 minutes after. I know it depends on the women and I am probably expecting this to quickly but I am just afraid we’ll have issues. I do have Rheumatoid Arthritis which the docs cleared me for pregnancy and said if I had issues it would not be related to that, it would be regular infertility issues, but I am still nervous. Is this normal? How long did it take you? Is there any tips anyone can share with me on how their TTC became a success? I started the prenatal vitamin, baby aspirin, and calcium as the docs advised but what else worked for you? And good luck to all of the TTC future mommies out there!