Osteoarthritis - All People Who Are Living In "United States"

GeekyGranny

posted 01/06/2008, comment (1)

It Keeps Getting Worse

I suffer from not only fibromyalgia, but also osteoarthritis in my spine, hands, knees; carpal tunnel syndrome; chrondomalacia; migraines; sleep apnea; narcolepsy; GERD; DDD; bulging discs; and am extremely hard of hearing. I'm in constant pain and it is causing me lots of depression. I'm at the stage of my SSDI application where... Read more Chevron

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Frank Duffey

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Living With It

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posted 12/19/2007, comments (0)

Newest Information with links related to my Issues of recovery from Osetoarthritis

I have recently been put on the medication Methadone and hope this will reduce my pain level, and I also am still taking Perocet as a break though pain medication I have to use it because the methadone levels have not increased yet and it will require at least 2 weeks the doctor said to feel the effects of the medication ao9 In will does they say.... Read more Chevron

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chuckm11

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posted 12/03/2007, comments (0)

Knee xrays

Greetings all, Some recent knee xrays shows what was described as "lipping" is this due to our old pal osteoarthritis? I have it in both knees where the two leg bones kind of rub together under the knee cap. Any thoughts would be appreciated. chuck

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RobinKelly

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posted 12/01/2007, comment (1)

Scared to death

Every joint I own hurts. They crack. They stick. They are swollen. I am terrified for my future.

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Katherine Curtis

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posted 11/15/2007, comments (0)

New Research Links Vitamin D Deficiency With Greater Osteoarthritis Knee Pain

Vitamin D has been in the news a lot lately. Dr. Davis, our heart disease site expert, has been discussing vitamin D's role in heart disease and seasonal increases in blood pressure levels. Now, new research presented a the American College of Rheumatology Annual Scientific Meeting shows that low vitamin D levels may cause greater knee pain... Read more Chevron

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