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Multiple Joint Pain
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I have been experiencing excess pain in knee, elbow, wrist, fingers and ankle joints from last one year. Also heel pain is there.
There is also little stiffness in hand generally in morning.
Already consulted a Doctor and even completed the prescribed course.
Is it something to do with arthritis?
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How long this stiffness lasts in the morning? ———
Is there any swelling you have noticed, in your joints? ———
Start following treatment:
Tab Naproxen BD ———
Tab Dolonex DT HS ———
Tab Pantocid OD ———
Soft heels ———
Drink Plenty of water ———
Avoid NonVeg if you take any. ———
Next Steps
In the meantime get following tests done: ———
S Uric Acid ———
RA factor Quantitative ———
S VitD ———
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Yes it might be rheumatoid arthritis
Next Steps
consult a rheumatologist and run some blood tests
Health Tips
better consult online
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Dr. Ganvir Dhammadeep H
Orthopedic surgeon
17 yrs exp
Thane
Do blood test...CBC..ESR...CRP...RA FACTOR...
Next Steps
call me
Health Tips
call me
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Dr. Aseem Goyal
Trauma Surgeon
13 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Looks like rheumatoid arthritis
Next Steps
get the following investgation for a thorough diagnosis
hla b27
anti CCP
Ra factor quantitative
CRP quantitative
CBC with ear
left
uric acid
vit d
vit b12
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