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Suffering rom RA since 2911
1. Taking Medrol 8mg
And HCQS 300 MG for Rheumatic Arthritis.
2. Family planning is there for second child so Methotrexate is avoided.
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Continue the same and visit ur rheumatologist once on 3 months
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If your joint pains are bad we should change over to sulphasalazine...and I would suggest keep low on medrol...long term high dose won't be food
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Dr. Pranav Mahajan
Orthopedic surgeon
15 yrs exp
Indore
You can get your routine blood tests done.. including S. Creatinine and SGPT level.. to see if there is any response of these drugs on body...
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HCQS can he continued if pain is there.. you can take low dose paracetamol for pain relief.. Avoid Methotrexate.. Better consult your obstetrician also.
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Continue active joint movement exercises.. Hot fomentation..
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