Rheumatoid Arthritis Swelling
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is it rheumatoid arthritis or does it have graver implications?
The symptoms are as follows:
Swelling and pain in wrists ankles and knees.this happens very frequently and once it happens it takes about three weeks before normalcy is restored. The swelling is to the extent that the limb looks disfigured.swelling is accompanied by fever 99-100 degrees generally in the evenings lasting for 3-4 days. The fever leads to complete loss of appetite, weakness and gives rise to a constant inclination to sleep.
i would also like to know the side effects that might arise due to the prolonged use of these medicines which have been prescribed:
Methyl prednisolone, chloroquin phosphate,folitrax-10,torvit- zinc,lupical-500,omeprazole ozo-20,hydroxychloroquin sulfate.
Pls let me know what side effects might arise due to prolonged use of these medicines vis a vis liver kidney pancreas bone marrow and heart
It’s often very difficult to tell one rheumatologic disease from another, and the fact that steroids and anti-malarial drugs have been prescribed strongly suggests the appropriate tests have been done and will continue to be. But tests are not specific, and the clinical pattern is a large part of the diagnosis, which means that symptoms and specific diagnosis may change over time. Just as an example, it’s quite possible to have a positive rheumatoid factor with systemic scleroderma. There’s just no perfect answer. And you can add eyes to your list of worries. The possible long-term risks from the drugs will fill a book, and I’d suggest you survey several sites like WebMD as well as ongoing discussions with your rheumatologist.
Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) treated by Dr Rajesh Shah at Life Force