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Arthritis swelling won't go away
Almost two months back I stared having pain in my toes that later spread to my fingers. Resulting in swelling in my feet and side of my palm. Medications cured it for a while but two weeks later the symptoms came back even worse. All my toes on both feet became swollen and are still swollen currently. So is the side of my palm which makes functioning of the hand difficult sometimes. The pain in the fingers and toes varies in no particular order. I got tested for RF, Anti ccp, ANA which all came back negative. My CRP was at 1.2mg/dl and Uric acid 3.7
Is it still a kind of arthritis? What can be done to ease the swelling. It just doesn't seem to go away.
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Meet a rheumatologist and have a discussion with him if at all you need long term medications
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