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Tentative About Starting Humira

A MySpondylitisTeam Member asked a question 💭
Mckinleyville, CA

I was recently diagnosed with AS. I had started Celebrex 3 days before meeting my rheumatologist. The rheumatologist barely read my chart or listened to anything I was saying before telling me I need to start Humira. My inflammation markers are all down to normal ranges after Celebrex. My pain levels are drastically reduced - though I still have SI joint pain. The Dr said Humira stops the disease progression- which is why I need to start. If my inflammation is down, is the disease still… read more

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Thank you so much for sharing your story

I Have Been On.celebrex For The Last 25 Years. Recently A New GP Told Me To Stop Them. I Feel I'm Ill As 1995 When I Was First Diagnosed.

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Portstewart, Northern ireland
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Get Questions To Ask Your Rheumatologist About nr-axSpA (Early Spondylitis) Read Article...
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It sounds like you're experiencing a challenging situation. Here are some key points about Celebrex (celecoxib) from your knowledge base:

- Overview: Celebrex is a prescription NSAID used to treat… read more

How Do You Handle Pain. Most Doctors Are Afraid To Give Anything Stonger Than Tylenol.

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Lenexa, KS
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@A MySpondylitisTeam Member. I went from stage 4 CKD after medication caused Acute Kidney Injury to perfect kidney bloodwork by stopping all medications and high oxalate foods, drinking 70 oz water a… read more

Advil

A MySpondylitisTeam Member asked a question 💭
Eugene, OR

I thought advil and the generics were bad to use on my dpine surhgies, mainly the fusions areas of my surgery. Is that true , at least most cases?

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Advil, also known by its drug name Ibuprofen, is an over-the-counter medication used to treat pain, fever, and inflammation. Here are some key points about Advil:

Overview
- Type: Nonsteroidal… read more

Does Tylenol Help With The Pain?

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Nokomis, FL

I can’t take nsaids because of irritated stomach. Will Tylenol help as much as NSAID’s?

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Do Natural Treatments for Spondylitis Work? Supplements, Vitamins, and More Read Article...
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tylenol will block the pain to some extent but a NSAID will reduce the inflammation and therefore treat the pain. I use the former when having a bad day or know that i will be busy such as high… read more

Taltz Or Cosentyx?

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Diagnosed nr-axspa 2019. Tried nsaids. Barely touched pain. Rheumatologist recommends biologic next. Anyone have experience with these for nr-axspa? Pain is so ugly...

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@A MySpondylitisTeam Member. @A MySpondylitisTeam Member. I was on OTC Nsaids for years, then tried 5 biologics at my Rheumi's suggestion. First was Humira, nothing; then Cosentyx, worse psoriasis and… read more

Is Ibuprofin Better Than Paracetemol For AX ?

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Cape Town, ZA
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No worries, if you take tramacet, youre already getty some paracetamol. Consider ibuprofen if you need to augment the tramacet. You just want to try not to overload on the acetaminophen (paracetamol)… read more

Has Anyone Been Approved For Disability

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Odessa, TX
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Yes, some people have been approved for disability benefits for spondylitis. Here are a few insights from MySpondylitisTeam members:

- One member reported being among the fortunate few to receive… read more

New Doctor Disbelief Issues

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Washington, DC

Just got a new doctor that thinks I DO NOT have AS. She has sent me out for a new series of x-rays, which hurt everywhere. In the new x-rays it shows poor disc spacing, bone on bone, and cartilage deteration as was in my chart, she is still refusing to see me until September or give a change in meds to help this flare of pain. Why have these people gone into a profession to help people only NOT to believe they have uncontrollable pain, daily??? I'm so out done and annoyed that aed student said I… read more

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If you're facing disbelief from a new doctor regarding your spondylitis, here are some tips based on the knowledge base:

- Approach with Empathy: Share your experiences and feelings openly. Mention… read more

Why Are The Drugs That Contribute To Inflammation Recommended To Treat It?

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The article mentions that Nsaids, biologics, and other Immunosuppressive medications contribute to gut dysbiosis which in turn contributes to inflammation. Isn't recommending them to patients counter productive to alleviating the inflammation?

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Yes, you mention many procedures/options my doctors have not even brought up as options. In the last 4 years (maybe) I seem to have gone from 5ft9 inches to 5ft6 inches!! My spine is a mess. I've… read more