Joint pain

2017-01-31 17:54:37
She suffers from joint pain for the past 1 month. She was taken up with RA factor test which is 10percent higher than normal but her ANA is negative.Her diabetes is also under control.She was prescribed with metrol and ultra net.Is there a possibility for rheumatic fever?
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She needs a proper, examination, diagnosis and treatment.. Consult a physiotherapist.. Its a conservative treatment, safe and very much helpful.

Answered2017-02-02 13:58:54

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Gentle stretching and strengthening exercises Active range of motion exercises Hot fermentation for pain relif

Answered2017-02-02 08:02:02

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In my opinion u need to start with physiotherapy along with supplement medications... avoid having steroidal injection or any kind of steroidal tablets...as these will deteorate your condition if u take it for long period of time...there are certain kind of medications which help in supporting and maintaining ur condition..kindly consult an Orthopedic for that...start physiotherapy immediately like wax bath / hot pack / US / TENS
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Consult a Orthopedic for the medications and physiotherapist for applying modalities followed by basic exs...
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Do not go for steroids... Kindly do flour kneading , writing exs , rinsing clothes if u have pain in hands and fingers...

Answered2017-02-02 05:33:46

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Hey reumatoid arthritis and rheumatic fever are very diffrent issues.. Plzzzz dont ever give medrol tablet . Its an steroid drug which is very harmful. Diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis is based most on clinical symptoms. Rheumatoid factor can be positive in many cases other than RA.
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Plz tell me in detail what exactly are her symptoms. Like mrng stiffness and joint pain, swelling, fatigue.
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Avoid steroids plz. Kindly consult an orthopaedicain. She needs mainly DMARDS and some antiimflamtory...

Answered2017-02-01 15:38:10

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Hello..Well I don't think by the symptoms you mention I can suspect of rheumatic fever..It's quite possible that she is suffering from osteoarthritis..Please meet am orthopaedician and get examined once... Thank you

Answered2017-02-01 14:17:22

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