Hello guys good to see you again.
2 year ago I was connected to this group where I had my right hip replacement surgery.
Made lot of friends here now would like to inform I was suffering from arthritis and and hip painfor that my doctor suggested me go for surgery few days ago I had pain in my chest cage and I met with rheumatologist.
My rheumatology expert told this is ankylosing spondylitis so he gave me some biological treatment and changed my diet plan plus I quit alcohol now doing fine excercise healthy food and those biological treatment.
So guys always visit rheumatologist specially who have arthritis problem.
Note I am not a frequent visitor here but email is the best way to reach me
rheumatologist can be expensive
Thx Amit but this is a bit confusing. What did you complain of this 2nd time? Just chest pain, or also pain in your hip, like before you had your right hip surgery? More symptoms, please.
Hi..
What kind of biological treatment did you receive..
Glad your doing better
Hi Michael
So let me tell you brief earlier I was having arthritis due to that my hip joint got merged and I have to go for surgery as not able to walk
After hip replacement I was doing fine but arthritis was not curable and then after 3 years of my surgery I had pain in my chest cage not able to sleep not able to breathe properly lot of pain in joints .
So visited orthopaedic again and then he told me to visit rheumatologist.
Hope this help
That's for immune system.
Thx. So your recent chest experience does not necessarily apply to hip problems. I am interested in these matters, because I was recommended for THR at beginning of year, but decided to fight it with tailored exercise, and have regained a massive amount of mobility, incl. starting gently to run again. Still some residual but reduced hip weakness/pain, but also still hopeful of overcoming it. Interested in all natural, non-invasive approaches to these probs. My experience suggests that arthritis need not be, as generally claimed, irreversible.