Osteophytes and increased RA factor

2023-03-22 12:42:36
Did CT scan & RA factor test.( HLA B27 test report awaited) CT scan saying- Few anterior marginal osteophytes arising from L2 and L3 vertebra. RA factor- 138.7 U/ml Uric Acid- 7.2 mg/dl Symptoms- back stiffness (can't seat or stand for too long), extreme fatigue especially in limbs, tingling sensation in hands & leg, gas, heavy head feelings What could be the possible problem? Reports attached.
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There is loss of lumbar lordosis . Do physiotherapy to strengthen your back extensor and abdominal muscles . Focus on proper posture while working Avoid massage Hot packs Review with blood reports to your treating surgeon

Answered2023-03-24 04:20:36

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Answered2023-03-23 01:18:28

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If HLA test is positive, then diagnosis is ankylosing spondylitis.. Then you need specific treatment for ankylosis.. If HLA is negative, then possibility of autoimmune problem or inflammatory arthritis For that, some other test will be required.. So better to wait for HLA test first..

Answered2023-03-22 15:00:38

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