does anyone suffer with arthritis in the hands?
09-11-2007, 06:08 PM
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does anyone suffer with arthritis in the hands?
when it gets really cold and your outside? do you suffer from loss of grip in the hand, cant write, drop everything and really stiff fingers?
its starting up again! ive just bought myself a brand new copper bracelet for it!
and im 22
its starting up again! ive just bought myself a brand new copper bracelet for it!
and im 22
09-11-2007, 09:10 PM
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im 22 and i have it in both hands, wrists ankles and feet
really did limit me to what i was doing when its at its worst, but im now getting threatment and tablets from rheumatology and its working
doesnt really bother me at all now
I worked asd a tyre/exhaust fitted and in the winter is was real bad but a good tip is to get up an hour early for work, get warmed up so the morning pains start to go away then wrap tape round your wrists, keep the blood in and stop the hands from cooling down too much
also avoid wheat based foods, (i used to be mad for wheatabix) wheat based food really really do affect it badly
hope some of that helps ya, i know its not nice to suffer from it
really did limit me to what i was doing when its at its worst, but im now getting threatment and tablets from rheumatology and its working
doesnt really bother me at all now
I worked asd a tyre/exhaust fitted and in the winter is was real bad but a good tip is to get up an hour early for work, get warmed up so the morning pains start to go away then wrap tape round your wrists, keep the blood in and stop the hands from cooling down too much
also avoid wheat based foods, (i used to be mad for wheatabix) wheat based food really really do affect it badly
hope some of that helps ya, i know its not nice to suffer from it
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10-11-2007, 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by staffi
I take GLUCOSAMINE, and COD LIVER OIL, helps a little..
MSM is a naturally occurring sulphur compound used as a health supplement. There is some evidence to show that it is useful to reduce pain in osteoarthritis, where MSM acts as a sulphur supplement for the joint tissues, which in osteoarthritis have particularly low levels of sulphur. This improved the structure of the cartilage, which is nature's shock absorber, and can improve joint pain, swelling and stiffness, and improve joint flexibility.
10-11-2007, 08:15 AM
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my specialist subject 
if it's really bad you can take a number of treatments, but it's one of those post code lottery things because this stuff works out to be around £700 a month
as your docrot to refer you to a specialist who might be able to let you have one of these expensive drugs
if it's really bad you can take a number of treatments, but it's one of those post code lottery things because this stuff works out to be around £700 a month
as your docrot to refer you to a specialist who might be able to let you have one of these expensive drugs
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