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Joint Pain with lumps
I have been suffering from joint pain in my fingers, palm and toes for the last 5 months. The pain come and goes on its own accord and it is not so hurtful to cause major issues. My result for Crp, rf, anti-ccp, uric acid came back negative. I do not have any morning stiffness either. Doctors gave me NSAIDs but I had to stop it for a while because it caused side effects. Meanwhile, I started to notice to have some lumps on both my wrist, palm and below my pinky toe. Attaching pictures for you to see. The lumps do not cause any pain either. But can anyone help me figure out what this is?
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It can be seronegative rheumatoid Arthritis
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Wrist swelling appears to be ganglion cyst
That can be observed conservatively
For your generalized joint pains better vitamin d levels
And if low need to be addressed
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Dr. Kiran Reddy Chennuri
Orthopedic surgeon
18 yrs exp
Hyderabad
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