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I sometimes have sharp pains here, there, and everywhere, is this part of rheumatoid arthritis?

beth jones
11/04/08
beth jones
Topics:Rheumatoid ArthritisJoint PainJoint Pain

These pains only last a minute or two, but they are worrisome, they hit me at night, day, in the store, or everywhere I go. Is this normal?

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Brian
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I am 50, was diagnosed with RA in 2001.had surgery done to my right...

Friday, November 07, 2008

ARE  YOU  ON  PREDNOSONE?

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58 years old, love to listen to music, travel with my husband (rare...

Wednesday, October 07, 2009

It could be part of the RA, but it could also be fibromyalgia.  Are they joint pains, or muscle pains - or is it hard to tell?  Are you on treatment?  Hate to say it but sometimes even the meds can either not take away all the pain, but sometimes have side effects of a little different kind of pain...when my RA is under control I can still have fibro pain.  Read about fibro elsewhere on this site...

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