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Joint pain
I am facing joint pain in my hands and foot whenever it gets cold or about to rain outside. I am facing this problem since this monsoon began. Can it be something serious? My mother is an rheumatoid arthritis patient, is it possible that I am showing symptoms of it?
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Hello.
I understand your concern.
The above symptoms can be managed by the following medicines .
Tab Voveran 75 mg twice daily after meals for 3 days
I would also like to add , please answer the following questions.
Is the pain in all joints of body ?
Is their stiffness all over that improves as the day go ahead?
Apart from this , get the following tests done , so that I can send you a perfect Treatment Plan and a Super Diet Plan to give Full satisfactory treatment protocol.
RA FACTOR
ESR
HB
ANTI CCP ANTIBODIES
CRP
Dr Amarpreet Singh
New Delhi
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If it is started in this monsoon season then you need not to worry, this is very common in this season... If it really bothering you you must be evaluated.. Anyone can get this disease, though it occurs more often in women. Rheumatoid arthritis often starts in middle age and is most common in older people. Avoid pain killers..
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Stiff joints are a common phenomenon in Monsoon/Winter, you are not alone. RA can be familial but will include more symptoms.
Many viral illness which are prevalent in this season can also cause similar symptoms.
Next Steps
Please visit a physician for first level check and investigations.
Health Tips
Pain killers will help for symptomatic relief until you see physician, long term pain killers with no diagnosis is not an option!!!
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Hello There.
I can understand your concern.
Yes it could be a problem but we cannot say with just this much history.
we need a detailed history and need to do some tests also.
you can consult a orthopedician or a rheumatologist in person for further evaluation and management.
Best regards,
Dr. Anil kumar jain.
Bangalore.
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