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How do you know if you suffer from arthritis? Actually, how do you know what type of arthritis you suffer from? Since there are over 100 different types, the symptoms can vary considerably. Fortunately, certain signs point directly to this debilitating disease.
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A question asked by Bob: a few questions about arthritis?
i know i have arthritis in my hands, wrists, knees and neck. i haven’t seen a doctor about it yet but the pain is getting to be too much to handle. i have been taking glucosamine and an anti-inflammatory for about two months but nothing seems to help. i am only 19 years old and when i wake up in the morning i’m walking hunched over like an old man. when it rains i almost cant walk because my right knee hurts so bad.
my questions are:
is it normal for someone my age to have arthritis already?
what is best for arthritis a heating pad or ice?
how do doctors determine what type of arthritis you have?
do doctors prescribe anything other than an anti-inflammatory for arthritis?
thanks a lot for your help
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Answer by haroldandmaud0 Diet can help- Ice pads work for me-I also go to an osteopath and acupuncture has been good- some days are better than others. Check that the drugs your doctor gives you are suitable for you and get checked regularly some drugs have negative side effects such as heart problems so take care
Question posed by lilhotshigger: Is whey protein good for rheumatoid arthritis?
hello, my mother has bad rheumatoid arthritis, and is trying to not take too much medicine (pills) so she doesnt have to face addiction and the fact that her body will become dependent on chemicals. I work out, so i bought some whey protein (A LOT!) and i was wondering if it would help relieve some of her rheumatoid arthritis if she had some every day. i saw something online about it and arthritis, just not sure which one…. 10 points best answer
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