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Knee,hip,jaw Pain Joints In Hand Get Stiff, Fatigue,loose Breath. Suggestion?
Hello, I need some advice, I will make it short, this has slowly been getting worse over the last few years.
I have hip pain, knee pain, and jaw pain (where the joints are) Also the joints in my hands get stiff or painful easily.
I have pain in other joints but these are the worst and most frequent
I easily fatigue and loose my breath. For example walking up a small hill tires my legs so easily and I loose my breath fast. I'm only 20 and 110lbs and get just as much exercise as another average 20 year old female would. This does not happen to my friends, even girls heavier than me.
I have hip pain, knee pain, and jaw pain (where the joints are) Also the joints in my hands get stiff or painful easily.
I have pain in other joints but these are the worst and most frequent
I easily fatigue and loose my breath. For example walking up a small hill tires my legs so easily and I loose my breath fast. I'm only 20 and 110lbs and get just as much exercise as another average 20 year old female would. This does not happen to my friends, even girls heavier than me.
Mon, 7 Oct 2013
Hi, it appears t be the poly arthritis, first of all you try to get the relief from the pains. There could be anemia and gastric irritation as well, causing the fatigue, and shortness of breath etc.
I advise you to consult an orthopedic surgeon for diagnosis and treatment.
I to my patient with such symptoms prescribe injections of vit B1,6, and 12. for 10 consecutive days and then one injection every week. Ofloxacin200B.D.anti inflamatories B.D.for 7 days and when ever there is more pain. Thank you.
I advise you to consult an orthopedic surgeon for diagnosis and treatment.
I to my patient with such symptoms prescribe injections of vit B1,6, and 12. for 10 consecutive days and then one injection every week. Ofloxacin200B.D.anti inflamatories B.D.for 7 days and when ever there is more pain. Thank you.
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