New treatments put rheumatoid arthritis in remission

There are 5 comments on the Westland Observer story from Dec 18, 2012, titled New treatments put rheumatoid arthritis in remission. In it, Westland Observer reports that:

John Hardin reflects on the 525-mile scenic bike ride he took along the West Coast with Tracie Seimon and her husband in October.

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Amanda V Paradise Valley, AZ	#2 Dec 21, 2012 Consult another doctor if you doubt or if you are unsatisfied with your current doctor’s diagnosis and prescription. Medical professionals say that the most common disorder associated with hip pain is osteoarthritis, although other forms of arthritis can be culprits as well, including rheumatoid arthritis, traumatic arthritis and gouty arthritis. Acute hip pain usually occurs as a result of an injury. Related inputs here: http://www.depuysettlements.com . Reply » Report Abuse Judge it!
allendbrook Since: Sep 12 15 Location hidden Please wait...	#3 Jan 21, 2013 Sometimes the symptoms are not so clear to predict the exact disease . So go for any other orthopedic he may help you better. Reply » Report Abuse Judge it!
Niel U Oman	#4 Apr 1, 2013 New treatments for arthritis is a welcome change for most men and women who are not responding well to the usual treatments. Hip replacements have been one of the best treatments for those with advanced and severe hip arthritis. Although one article I have read somewhere at depuypinnaclelawsuit. com showed that there are also many women who suffer from hip pan after getting a hip replacement. Reply » Report Abuse Judge it!
Candy Kansas City, MO	#5 Apr 26, 2013 Eventhough, hip replacement serves as a refuge to people with severe hip rheumatoid arthritis, the public needs to know that there is a potentially for metal poisoning, inflammation and pain. If you want to know more about bone health and related injuries, there are articles that I bumped into at http://www.strykerhipreplacementrecall.net that may be of great help to you. Reply » Report Abuse Judge it!
Miya Allen Since: Oct 13 94 Latham, NY Please wait...	#6 Dec 2, 2013 An occupational therapist can help the patient learn new and effective ways of carrying out daily tasks so that stress to painful joints is minimized. For example, if the patient has sore arms and wants to push open a door, it may be better to lean into it rather than using the arms. If the patient has painful fingers a specially devised gripping and grabbing tool may help. Reply » Report Abuse Judge it!

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