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What Causes Persistent Pain In The Legs, Joints And Arms?

MY LEGS ACHE ALMOST CONSTANTLY, SOMETIMES THE JOINTS TOO, AND ARMS ALSO.I DO HAVE ARTHRITIS IN MY LEFT KNEE AND THIS HAS PROBABLY SPREAD BUT THE ACHING AND PAIN IN MY LEGS IS FAIRLY CONSTANT AND 800 MG. IBUPROFEN DOESN T WORK LIKE IT USED TO. WHAT IS GOING ON? GETTING OLD??
Tue, 30 May 2017
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Hello
Depending on your age and sex I would say the cause is either the arthritis or if you are a female maybe osteoporosis.It may affect the spine and this causes aches in both upper and lower extremities
I would suggest to do a full blood count for this two disease ( Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis) and radiology examinations and proper treatment by specialists.
Another rare cause may by fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome that may look like this signs for which the treatment is more of physiotherapy , life still change, psychotherapy, exercises.
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What Causes Persistent Pain In The Legs, Joints And Arms?

Hello Depending on your age and sex I would say the cause is either the arthritis or if you are a female maybe osteoporosis.It may affect the spine and this causes aches in both upper and lower extremities I would suggest to do a full blood count for this two disease ( Rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis) and radiology examinations and proper treatment by specialists. Another rare cause may by fibromyalgia or chronic fatigue syndrome that may look like this signs for which the treatment is more of physiotherapy , life still change, psychotherapy, exercises.