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I am a newly diagnosed patient with Spondylosis. My condition is very advanced, considering I'm just 33 years old. I have a plethora of non pain related symptoms all day everyday in Conjunction with my pain and limited mobility. Is this considered an autoimmune disease too?
I know AS is auto-immune as i have had it since I was 20. Spondylosis is not auto-immune.
I started taking vitamin B-1 (thiamine )
100 mg twice a day
Three Days flat I had no sciatica going down my right leg
Then I am an insurance agent , so when I enrolled a friend in medicare (β¦ read more
Thank you. I hope you are able to find relief from the pain. I had to give up my job, needed to start physical therapy to help my back.
Is there a difference between Spondylitis Pain and Lumbar Spondylosis???
The hand pain! I have AS. I have intermittent debilitating flare-ups, and days that are tolerable. Recently my hands and shoulders have had so much pain. My neck has hurt nonstop for a few years. It⦠read more
@A MySpondylitisTeam Member. I just had it done for my neck a little over a week ago. I believe you and i already communicated about this? Feel free to ask any specific questions you may have. Did you⦠read more
More frequently. I've had 3 mri's over the past 6 years and the last was 5 months ago. I'm planning on having referral sent to hospital of my choosing but I was wondering if I need a CT scan instead of mri this next time. I have rib pain, seldom abdominal pain, pain around my groin area, butt, backs of legs, feet and sometimes front of legs. Sciatica both legs but started out with right leg about 6 years ago at work. The more moderate to severe symptoms of axial stuff and spreading over past 10β¦ read more
Hi. I have some useful suggestions i hope many will at least give this a try. It's grounding technics such as planting your bare feet
on the bare ground. Our bodies respond well to this, as our shoe⦠read more
It sucks. I have both.
The second one comes from age disease, the first one comes from systemic and genetic disease. I'm not sure but I think you might be lucky to have the one that is age related.
Is there a viable option other than opioid therapy for those of us living with advanced ankylosing spondylitis? If there is I have not found it.
Derrick4 "Is there a viable option other than opioid therapy": OTC products, anti inflammatories (not great on the stomach), biologicals (TNF, IL-17 and JAK inhibitors (all have risks and downsides)β¦ read more
