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I recently consulted few doctors about my condition ,some declared a rheumatoid arthritis some denie

choni123
11/12/09

I recently consulted few doctors about my condition ,some declared a rheumatoid arthritis some denied it .Pls suggest:-
1.Since childhood crack sound in knees on bending.
2.Some unknown weakness & fatigue since age 21.
3.At age 25 Irritable Bowel Syndrome diagnosed .
3.At age 27 conceived -- and pain in one knee started ,after delivery body aches and pain also started ,fatigue increased ,also heel pain started .
Sometimes body aches were accopanied with feverish feeling and all joints pain.
4.Now for last 15 days unknown feverish ,body aches -all joint pain is there --complete bedridden .
5.In morning when i get up Body is very light and active and relaxed.
6.I am feeling a low IQ and weak memory .
My husband is not supportive in this ailment .My reports are :-
RA 13.5
ESR 9
TSH 1.9
VA 3.5
CA 9.0

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Thursday, November 12, 2009

Hi,

Its impossible for us to say, we are not medical professionals. Have you seen an actula Rhuematologist? RA can only be diagnosed by many tests, not blood work alone. Research the info online at this site. One of the major hallmarks of RA is morning stiffness that takes more than an hour to release. Research online, then try to see a Rheumatologist for a real dx! Hope you feel better.

 

Brad

tiredmom
Thursday, November 12, 2009

Did any of your docoters run a nuclera antibody test?  If that comes back positive you  have some kind of immune disorder ask you primary doc

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Friday, November 13, 2009

I know that I have been dealing with similar symptoms but some different.  My knees pop and crack daily.  They did Xrays, a MRI, and several blood tests, mobility tests etc. the process has literally taken a year.  They have confirmed it is RA.  I am fatigued, I have ulcerative colitis, my RA factor was 31.3, my doc told me that normal was 3.5-13.  But mornings are very hard for me, I am very stiff in all joints and have limited range of motion for a few hours.  Inactivity kills me.  You need to stay on top of this get the necessary tests ran and it may take some time but I am sure they will figure out what is going on.  It is very hard to deal with and hard on your family too.  I am a a business owner with 3 kids and only 31, I know what you are dealing with it is very hard but stay persistant with your doctors!! Good luck!!

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