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Have Hard Nots That Hurts. Had Dx With Arthritis In Lumbar Region, Fatty Tissue, Calcium Deposits. What To To?

I am looking for answers. I have been dx with arthritis in lumbar region 5 years ago. Since then I have developed
hard nots that hurt when touched, they seem to be on putting pressure on the spine, this of course is painful to sit, drive in care period of time. I was told they were fatty tissue, then calcium depsits. I give up
Fri, 26 Apr 2013
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Hi and welcome to HCM.
It can be fat deposti or calcium deposit but also your arhritis may be caused by autoimmune disorders and then it may manifest with nodular subcutaneous lesions. Whatever it is, treament is based on antiinflammatory and steroid therapy administered orally or by injections. Certain exercies may help to but all this is degenerative process of aging. WIsh you good health.
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Have Hard Nots That Hurts. Had Dx With Arthritis In Lumbar Region, Fatty Tissue, Calcium Deposits. What To To?

Hi and welcome to HCM. It can be fat deposti or calcium deposit but also your arhritis may be caused by autoimmune disorders and then it may manifest with nodular subcutaneous lesions. Whatever it is, treament is based on antiinflammatory and steroid therapy administered orally or by injections. Certain exercies may help to but all this is degenerative process of aging. WIsh you good health.