Thursday, April 8th, 2010 at
9:27 am
Ive been taking 16 mg of suboxone for 2 years now after a 17 year addiction to pain killers. I know it has a remarkably long half life. I have to have surgery next month and need to be able to take the narcotics for a short while while in the hospital and at home. I chose relief from the disease of addiction rather than the pain of my rheumatoid arthritis and lupus. Here is my dilemma, i stopped taking it cold turkey exactly one week ago and have absolutely NO withdrawal symptoms. Any body know how long for it takes to get out of my system?
Thursday, April 8th, 2010 at
9:23 am
My daughters pain in her leg is so severe that the doctor decided to take a x-ray to make sure she doesn’t have bone cancer or rheumatoid arthritis. While I am waiting to hear from the doctors, has anyone had a child that experienced this type of pain in the calf area. The front that is.
Thursday, March 18th, 2010 at
6:36 am
Suffer from Rheumatoid Arthritis and apparantly my pelvic ‘joint’ in my butt cheek is inflamed… drives me nuts.
Friday, March 12th, 2010 at
6:47 am
can she live a happy married life ?
what are the chances the expected baby will be a healthy child ?
does this disease gets worse by the passage of time even though its treatment have been started ?
I know that there it can’t be cure completely but upto what % it can be cure & how much time it will take?
Plz answer all my question as in am passing through a very difficult stage of my life & provide me all other useful information that you have
i want information about my Medicine, test,
means which Medicine i m taking for what, if i am recovering which thing in my lab test indicates that, in lab test what is good & should be not
can i find any free online doctors for rheumatoid arthritis who can help me
i live in Pakistan(Karachi) the doctor to whom i am visting is really rood i can’t discuse anything due to his attitdue
& i m afraid to change my doctor too
can anyone suggest me a good doctor in Pakistan(Karachi) to whom i can discuse anything related to RA
looking forward for your replies
Thursday, March 4th, 2010 at
6:54 am
I have a severe case of rheumatoid arthritis. My knees, ankles, hands and other joints swell up with fluid a lot. I have had my knees drained of fluid around 25 to 30 times. I feel like I’m running out of options. I’ve had arthroscopic knee surgery and it didn’t help. I’m in a lot of pain all the time even when I don’t have visual signs of swelling.
I am on a strong pain killer and also take Plaquenil. I am just afraid of more problems occuring if I take the drug azathioprine. Please help!
Sunday, February 28th, 2010 at
2:32 pm

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Tuesday, January 26th, 2010 at
3:51 am
Never let the fear of joint pains keep you from playing the game! Life isn’t about complaining how hard it is to earn money or to take care of the family. Life is about enjoying every minute of it even if you suffer from rheumatoid arthritis or high blood pressure. Life is about taking advantage of every minute spent near the beloved ones in the sun of happiness. Well you might think that there can’t be spoken about happiness during an illness. The only things that probably cross to your mind are could something be worse than the rheumatoid arthritis diet or rheumatoid arthritis treatment? Of course it could be. And you know how would that be? You suffering of rheumatoid arthritis and having no family by your side to support you. Life isn’t abut rainbows and butterflies, life is about love that can be seen when the grandfather offers to get grandmother’s nails done because she suffers from rheumatoid arthritis even if he suffers of the same disease as well. Some things in life just can’t be avoided, or if they can be, sometimes people find out about it too late. So if you got the rheumatoid arthritis, why don’t you make the best out of it? Maybe this is the time when you finally can do something for your self. Get a massage! Learn about natural treatments! Get some Chinese or any type of Asian therapies! Eat healthy and tasty! And most of all don’t get into depression! Rheumatoid arthritis is very well known for ‘stealing’ the people happiness and making them see only the negative side of things. Don’t let yourself tricked by this disease. Go to the window and you will see that the sun is shining. And if it isn’t, you will surely see him smiling under the clouds. Don’t be obsessed about the rheumatoid arthritis joints. They hurt badly, but isn’t the pain smaller when you tell a story to your smiling grand son or son? Or isn’t it a joyful experience to see the care and patience of your children by helping you to walk normally again? There is literally an ocean of joy that still waits to be explored even if you have muscle, joint ache and stiffness. Just think about how you would encourage a person to be brave and perseverant if he or she was in your place. Think as though you would have a mission: to be a brave hero that doesn’t give up because of pain. Balance your diet, try to minimize the caffeine amount in your food, do some sports, let the game begin and have some fun by playing golf or making aerobic exercises that also strengthen your joints. Think positive and you will have all the ‘weapons’ needed to defeat illness!
Never let the fear of joint pains keep you from playing the game!
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Wednesday, January 13th, 2010 at
4:10 pm
As soon as you hear the term Arthritis you rightly picture in your mind someone with constant pain and/or stiffness often accompanied by swelling in the joints. That pretty describes it pretty well in a nutshell.
Arthritis, however, is more than that. It actually covers more than 120 different diseases. Classified as one of the rheumatic diseases, Arthritis is generally chronic, meaning that it rarely changes, or progresses very slowly. As it is an unpredictable disease, treatment can be difficult.
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Wednesday, January 6th, 2010 at
3:56 pm
At some time in your life you will probably experience lower back pain. It is classified in the medical community as either acute (i.e. temporary flare-ups) or chronic (i.e. long lasting). Under any circumstances, it can be quite disabling, and is a condition that accounts for more sick leave than anything else.
Acute lower back pain is usually brought about by some kind of trauma such as heavy lifting, a fall or car accident. The cause is usually no mystery. The damage occurs and symptoms are felt in muscle tissue, ligaments or tendons. Occasionally, of course, there may be a vertebrae fracture.
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Tuesday, January 5th, 2010 at
4:13 am
Suffering from arthritis in his hands, joint? You live with the pain in his hands and fingers? Stiff joints, swollen and painful? Need help? Why not try arthritis Herbal remedies.
Herbal remedies for arthritis are designed to help relieve pain and increase circulation. They reduce the swelling and help to oxygenate the blood so that it can better reach the areas that need to be healed.
Arthritis is one of the most common causes of chronic pain. But, arthritis pain relief is not so common. There are over one hundred diseases associated with arthritis, affecting areas in and around joints. Just below heart disease, arthritis is the second leading cause of disability and incapacity for work. Pain of arthritis can limit the ability to perform simple, everyday activities. Many people believe that nothing can be done for arthritis – but there are ways to relieve the pain caused by arthritis. The most successful way is to manage your pain and try to avoid situations that aggravate the problem area.
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