shermynewstart asked:


About 7 years ago, I had a broken ankle which now has resulted in osteoarthritis. About a month ago, it felt like bugs were crawling on the top of my foot. They weren’t & I’m not on drugs. Now if I touch the back of my ankle, I can feel it in the front. Should I be concerned? It doesn’t hurt; it’s just annoying.

Ceferina G asked:


and i have a few more questions how do you prevent rheumatoid arthritis and if you anyone knows any websites where i can find out these answers it would be really helpful. because i need to do a project on this and this is all i need. oh and what is the life expectancy if someone has r.a.

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Recognizing the symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis. Watch this and more health videos at: www.answerstv.com

supergirl3009 asked:


I have rheumatoid arthritis and diabetes runs in my family. Is there a link between diabetes and rheumatoid arthritis? My RA breaks down the immune system.

Rheumatoid arthritis can be defined as a chronic autoimmune disease that results in an inflammation of the joints with marked deformities being a few of the more commonly experienced symptoms. There are a few different forms of rheumatoid arthritis that people will develop, including juvenile rheumatoid arthritis which is the particular type of the disease that affects children. Currently there is no full blown rheumatoid arthritis cure.

It might take a bit of trial and error if you are attempting to deal with the pain from rheumatoid arthritis, but keep in mind that certain treatments are known to generally work better and faster than others. When it comes to dealing with your pain, the goal of any treatment will be to reduce any pain and joint inflammation, in order to get you feeling more comfortable so that you can live your day to day life without being in excruciating pain.

Keeping an eye out for the symptoms is also very important if you want to keep your health in check and be sure that you do not let the condition go undiagnosed for long periods of time. This is important since the disease can progressively get worse as time goes on, which will result in you seeing an increase in pain and witnessing more damage done to your bones and joints.

Thankfully there are several different kinds of medication and other effective remedies and treatments that are available and which you can take to help you live your life as normal as possible. If you begin taking some kind of medication, you should expect to wait at least four weeks before being able to see the full results. Do not give up on a medication too early, since it just might be the right one for you, as long as you can give it enough time to work. You should also be prepared to deal with and aware of any potential side effects.

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celestialterrestialcommuter asked:


After suffering bad knee and hip pain for over 2 years and an athroscopy and lateral release on my right knee the NHS have finally diagnosed osteoarthritis in both knees, both hips, my right hand and various other parts of my body.

Last week I had a gel injection (Duralone) in each knee and there has been an improvement in mobility and definitely much less pain. I have now been out on my bike for the last 4 days with no problems.

I am in my late 40’s and have a background of long distance running and cycling – I was doing around 300 miles a week on the bike until the problems began.

I do not want to compete in the future but I do want to get into shape again. How do I put back on the muscle I’ve lost and lose the lard I’ve gained without doing myself further damage?

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cherrysjubilee805@sbcglobal.net asked:


Arthritis runs in my Mother’s side of the family. I just turned 30 years old & I’ve been noticing I have pretty severe aches & pains throughout my body from time to time. The pains & aches will not stay in one spot though. One month my ankle will be aching then the next it would be my hip area. My aunt (my Mother’s sister) was diagnosed with Rhumatoid Arthritis about 4 years ago, so I know what it can do but how do I know if that might be what I am experiencing?