In this interesting article giving tips on reducing inflammation, it mentions a study that actually proves that "bad sleep triggers a range of inflammatory markers to increase, including C-reactive protein (CRP)" and that "Quality sleep is an essential component of any plan to lower inflammation."
Reducing Inflammation...and sleep: In this interesting... - NRAS
Reducing Inflammation...and sleep
I have always said if i can sleep i can cope.Now thanks to amitryptaline i am sleeping better.xxxx
How I wish when I get into bed each night that tonight will be a good night!! Never happens but I never give up hope!! I tell my family, look out when it happens as I expect to feel amazing!! Xxxxx
Always love articles that think you CAN get a good nights sleep. Good article
We live in hope !
Thank you so much for replying, I will speak to my GP and hopefully they may consider prescribing Amitriptyline to help. Happy Christmas 🎄 to you all. Xx
Absolutely agree with this. A day or two of sleep deprivation will spur on a flare up for me.
Since I stopped working I’m now weaned myself off amityrptilin in the last few weeks so far so good. I think the stress has lifted and I am a far happier person which has improved my RA but not completely.
I’m now hoping the tiredness will fade in time
I have been referred to the sleep medicine clinic about a month ago but there are no appointments.
Good article!