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Stiff And Sore Hands And Feet In The Mornings. Have Stiffening Of Lower Vertebrae Due To Age. Are These Related?
I have been waking every morning with stiff and sore hands and feet . It goes away once i start moving about but returns when I sit for long periods of time. It has been going on for some time now but doesn t,t seem to be getting any worse or better. I am 49 but not overweight and exercise regularly with tennis and an exercise bike. I also have a back problem which I was told was stiffening of the lower vertebrae due to my age. This gives me a slightly achy and stiff back when I sit still for long and in bed it wakens me early or when I turn over. The two problems may or may not be related. Should I be worried?
Pain and stiffness in the joints of the hand and feet in morning is a symptom that we see commonly in patients with inflammatory arthritis. You should see you Dr and have some blood work done as well as X-rays of your hands, feet and lower back.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rheumatoid_arthritis
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Stiff And Sore Hands And Feet In The Mornings. Have Stiffening Of Lower Vertebrae Due To Age. Are These Related?
Pain and stiffness in the joints of the hand and feet in morning is a symptom that we see commonly in patients with inflammatory arthritis. You should see you Dr and have some blood work done as well as X-rays of your hands, feet and lower back. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rheumatoid_arthritis