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October 03, 2008
Higher or more frequent doses of Remicade may help reduce
rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients' joint pain and swelling, new
research suggests. Most RA patients receive a 3-mg dose of the med
every eight weeks. But a new study has found that increasing the
dose to up to 10 mg or reducing the wait between doses decreases RA
patients' joint pain and swelling by more than 20 percent. (Access
to the full text of this article requires free registration to
Medscape.)
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Expert & Community Posts
By Grant Cooper
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Health Expert
...do you find the one that is best for you and your joint pain? Many medical specialists,...
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By Grant Cooper
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Health Expert
...painful joints is one of the best ways to alleviate joint pain and keep the pain from returning....
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By Grant Cooper
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Health Expert
One of the best-studied musculoskeletal problems is chronic neck pain. The most common cause of...
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By Grant Cooper
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Health Expert
...subsequent development of osteoarthritis. As with other joint pains, your best bet is to get it...
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By PJ Hamel
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Health Expert
...fractures. And second, in some women they can produce joint pain so severe that it’s...
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Health Guide
...intolerance, malnutrition) or seem to not involve the intestines(anemia, fatigue, muscle cramps, bone and
joint pain, mouth ulcers, irritability, seizures, depression). Some people have no...
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...or other appropriate testing arrangement on a case-by-case basis (i.e.: students suffers from severe
joint pain/cramping/diarrhea in the AM; which routinely clears by early afternoon) Not be...
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...intolerance Constipation Weight gain Depression Muscle or
joint pain Thin, brittle fingernails Thin, brittle hair Paleness ...
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...dizziness or headaches can help the doctor determine if the cancer has spread to the brain, while bone or
joint pain might suggest that the cancer has spread to the bone. The doctor will also look...
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...patient has a poor sense of well-being and experiences complications that may include weight loss,
joint pain, inflammation in the eyes, reddened or ulcerated skin, fistulas, abscesses, and fever....
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