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HI 1 make a tool box to hold your information. Buy a big book called Fibromyalgia & Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome a survival manual Devin Starlanyl M.D. Mary Ellen Copeland, M. S.,M.A This book will help you. Oh by the way the tool box you make is in the mind. I live in the US the last
HI 1 make a tool box to hold your information. Buy a big book called Fibromyalgia & Chronic Myofascial Pain Syndrome a survival manual Devin Starlanyl M.D. Mary Ellen Copeland, M. S.,M.A This book will help you. Oh by the way the tool box you make is in the mind. I live in the US the last
dellydog
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
1 month ago
New to the scene
Hello, I’ve just signed up after probably a year of avoiding doing so, really hoping to connect with some people who understand rheumatoid arthritis and how to navigate it alongside the health system 🦓🐘🦒
Hello, I’ve just signed up after probably a year of avoiding doing so, really hoping to connect with some people who understand rheumatoid arthritis and how to navigate it alongside the health system 🦓🐘🦒
LoveIslandFan
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NRAS
1 month ago
Hello and happy new year everyone!! Aching legs when I walk more then 50 yards (in a nutshell)!!
Hello All, It's been ages since I wrote a post. I have been relatively OK for a while and then went down hill middle of December with my annual COPD freakout chest infection - heavy duty antibiotics sorted that out but of course, as I have discovered, "old age don't come alone". I am 70 now and although
Hello All, It's been ages since I wrote a post. I have been relatively OK for a while and then went down hill middle of December with my annual COPD freakout chest infection - heavy duty antibiotics sorted that out but of course, as I have discovered, "old age don't come alone". I am 70 now and although
sheenah
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Thyroid UK
7 months ago
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Vasculitus, a promising road ahead- let’s hope so!
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanrhe/article/PIIS2665-9913(24)00094-8/fulltext?dgcid=raven_jbs_aip_email ‘…Biologics have come to the forefront as glucocorticoid-sparing agents. After the seminal GiACTA trial, tocilizumab is now recommended as a first-line therapy for giant cell arteritis in combination
https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanrhe/article/PIIS2665-9913(24)00094-8/fulltext?dgcid=raven_jbs_aip_email ‘…Biologics have come to the forefront as glucocorticoid-sparing agents. After the seminal GiACTA trial, tocilizumab is now recommended as a first-line therapy for giant cell arteritis in combination
Exflex
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PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
Arthritis in Lower back
Had an MRI due to unbearable pain in left leg. Symptoms very like sciatica except the pain is down the side of my leg into the foot. Well the results showed arthritis in the spine. I just want to know why I do not have pain in the back but in my leg. The consultation with the doctor was over the
Had an MRI due to unbearable pain in left leg. Symptoms very like sciatica except the pain is down the side of my leg into the foot. Well the results showed arthritis in the spine. I just want to know why I do not have pain in the back but in my leg. The consultation with the doctor was over the
Alloagirl
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Arthritis Action
7 months ago
NRAS Live: How Important is Nutrition & Diet when Managing Rheumatoid Arthritis?
Join us for our next NRAS Live which will be taking place on Wednesday 26th June at 7pm. This month, we delve into the important role of nutrition and diet when managing a healthy lifestyle living with rheumatoid arthritis. Ailsa will be sitting down with Elena Nikiphorou, Rheumatologist Consultant and
Join us for our next NRAS Live which will be taking place on Wednesday 26th June at 7pm. This month, we delve into the important role of nutrition and diet when managing a healthy lifestyle living with rheumatoid arthritis. Ailsa will be sitting down with Elena Nikiphorou, Rheumatologist Consultant and
Aribah-NRAS
NRAS
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NRAS
2 months ago
crazy or not?
I am in chronic pain in spine painkillers not helping. What I need help with is the way it all makes me feel I have no ffamily or friends . Isolated. I get panicky when pain is out of control, I feel freaked out and alone and am devoid of positive feelings everything everyday feels bleak no respite
I am in chronic pain in spine painkillers not helping. What I need help with is the way it all makes me feel I have no ffamily or friends . Isolated. I get panicky when pain is out of control, I feel freaked out and alone and am devoid of positive feelings everything everyday feels bleak no respite
faith12
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Pain Concern
2 months ago
Inflammatory arthritis & pulmonary embolisms?
After years of x-rays on multiple joints (looking for osteoarthritis) & countless blood tests (looking for rheumatoid factor) - all of which returned negative results - I was finally diagnosed with Seronegative Inflammatory Arthritis in January. My Rheumatologist first tried methotrexate and then leflunomide
After years of x-rays on multiple joints (looking for osteoarthritis) & countless blood tests (looking for rheumatoid factor) - all of which returned negative results - I was finally diagnosed with Seronegative Inflammatory Arthritis in January. My Rheumatologist first tried methotrexate and then leflunomide
YorkieBard
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NRAS
2 months ago
Cramps
I have been having a few problems with my hands lately, stiffness etc which my GP originally put down to old age and arthritis, but just lately I have been getting cramp in my left hand which can be painful, do you think this could be due to arthritis or possibly something else?
I have been having a few problems with my hands lately, stiffness etc which my GP originally put down to old age and arthritis, but just lately I have been getting cramp in my left hand which can be painful, do you think this could be due to arthritis or possibly something else?
Doggie123-UK
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Arthritis Action
7 months ago
PAIN PATH studies
Many people with rheumatoid arthritis suffer from pain every day. NRAS are working with researchers at Keele University to undertake two new studies to improve how pain is treated in people with rheumatoid arthritis and other types of inflammatory arthritis. The first study involves people with inflammatory
Many people with rheumatoid arthritis suffer from pain every day. NRAS are working with researchers at Keele University to undertake two new studies to improve how pain is treated in people with rheumatoid arthritis and other types of inflammatory arthritis. The first study involves people with inflammatory
Aribah-NRAS
NRAS
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NRAS
2 months ago
Elbow
Has anyone had an operation on the elbow that has rheumatoid arthritis? If so has it helped or not?
Has anyone had an operation on the elbow that has rheumatoid arthritis? If so has it helped or not?
65_women
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PMRGCAuk
7 months ago
Naproxen
morning!I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and I’m on 500 Naproxen twice daily I have been on this dose for nearly two years because my RA isn’t yet under control is anyone else on this dose and have been on it at long?I have regular blood monitoring and my consultant know Im on it. Any feedback would be greatly
morning!I have Rheumatoid Arthritis and I’m on 500 Naproxen twice daily I have been on this dose for nearly two years because my RA isn’t yet under control is anyone else on this dose and have been on it at long?I have regular blood monitoring and my consultant know Im on it. Any feedback would be greatly
Mybirthday1975
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NRAS
2 months ago
Reminder 'Off Topic'
Good morning everyone, Just a gentle reminder if your topic does not relate directly to Rheumatoid Arthritis please can I ask you to make your post 'Off Topic'. Thank you for your support on the matter. Kind Regards Tim - Head of Services NRAS
Good morning everyone, Just a gentle reminder if your topic does not relate directly to Rheumatoid Arthritis please can I ask you to make your post 'Off Topic'. Thank you for your support on the matter. Kind Regards Tim - Head of Services NRAS
Hidden
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NRAS
7 months ago
Question on PMR and Temporal Arteritis
Does anyone know: would an MRI show Temporal Arteritis or would a person need a biopsy to determine if Temporal Arteritis was present? Asking for a person newly diagnosed with PMR and in the ER dept was told she had Temporal Arteritis. Yesterday she went to the rheumatologist and was told she definitely
Does anyone know: would an MRI show Temporal Arteritis or would a person need a biopsy to determine if Temporal Arteritis was present? Asking for a person newly diagnosed with PMR and in the ER dept was told she had Temporal Arteritis. Yesterday she went to the rheumatologist and was told she definitely
Musiclady18
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PMRGCAuk
4 months ago
scleritis and rheumatoid arthritis
hi I have had rheumatoid arthritis for five years and scleritis for 1.5 years. I recently started imraldi(bio similar to humira), in feb 2024, after building antibodies to cimzia. since then I have noted small improvements in my joints but my eyes continue to be in a constant flare. Any suggestions
hi I have had rheumatoid arthritis for five years and scleritis for 1.5 years. I recently started imraldi(bio similar to humira), in feb 2024, after building antibodies to cimzia. since then I have noted small improvements in my joints but my eyes continue to be in a constant flare. Any suggestions
Jjj24
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NRAS
2 months ago
Fatigue
My challenge is that around the same time i was diagnosed with Pmr i was experiencing mobility issues which resulted in a hip replacement followed by a year later by a knee replacement on the opposite leg which I am now 6 month post op . I am not sure if my fatigue on effort is normal after the joint
My challenge is that around the same time i was diagnosed with Pmr i was experiencing mobility issues which resulted in a hip replacement followed by a year later by a knee replacement on the opposite leg which I am now 6 month post op . I am not sure if my fatigue on effort is normal after the joint
Ritz02
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PMRGCAuk
3 months ago
New Pip claim
Happy New Year everyone, ive had fibro for 24 years & newly diagnosed with osteo arthritis. My mobility is becoming a bit more of a problem so have decided to try and claim Pip. if anyone has any help, pointers etc i would really appreciate it. TIA x
Happy New Year everyone, ive had fibro for 24 years & newly diagnosed with osteo arthritis. My mobility is becoming a bit more of a problem so have decided to try and claim Pip. if anyone has any help, pointers etc i would really appreciate it. TIA x
Bailey13
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Fibromyalgia Action UK
8 months ago
Women’s Health in RA survey
A Rheumatology Registrar with an interest in women's health has developed a survey as part of their PhD which explores what RA patients want from future research on rheumatoid arthritis in relation to women's health issues such as pregnancy, periods and the menopause. They would love to hear more about
A Rheumatology Registrar with an interest in women's health has developed a survey as part of their PhD which explores what RA patients want from future research on rheumatoid arthritis in relation to women's health issues such as pregnancy, periods and the menopause. They would love to hear more about
SarahW-NRAS
NRAS
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NRAS
3 months ago
Migratory inflammatory arthritis, Hydroxychloroquine and Prednisolone
Hi all, at last I have plucked up courage to post on here..... Sorry it is a long one.Back in Aug '22 I suddenly started getting weak hands, swollen ankles and other achey symptoms. After several months and my first visit to Rheumatology I was told I had a migratory type of inflammatory arthritis. By
Hi all, at last I have plucked up courage to post on here..... Sorry it is a long one.Back in Aug '22 I suddenly started getting weak hands, swollen ankles and other achey symptoms. After several months and my first visit to Rheumatology I was told I had a migratory type of inflammatory arthritis. By
Pianissimoso
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NRAS
8 months ago
weight gain on Adalimumab
just been to rheumatology clinic as my RA is active, the nurse specialist has recommended Adalimumab, briefly read the leaflet and I read it can cause weight gain, has anyone else who takes this had weight gain, it is the one thing I dread,
just been to rheumatology clinic as my RA is active, the nurse specialist has recommended Adalimumab, briefly read the leaflet and I read it can cause weight gain, has anyone else who takes this had weight gain, it is the one thing I dread,
GLPL
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NRAS
3 months ago
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