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Hip Joint Pain, Have Seronegative Spondyloarthopathy, Uric Acid Content Abnormal. Help?
respected sir, three years back in 2010 , i faced with hip joint pain and doctor advised the i am facing seronegative spondyloarthopathy and since then i am on medicine rumalef 20 but inspite of taking medicine presently i am suffering from hips joint both) pain. whether it is curable and treatment going in right way. notable that uric acid remain between 6-7. please guide me.
Hi Mr.Bhatti, since you have been diagnosed to have seronegative arthropathy, your doctor has prescribed Rumalef (leflunamide) which is a DMARD (disease modifying antirheumatic drug). As the name suggests it modifies your disease activity and its not a pain killer medicine.So you are advised to take analgesic medicines also concurrantly. Also the optimum levels of serum uric acid should be less than 6. So i feel that you need a drug which lowers your uric acid levels also. You may also need Xray of your hip joint to exclude any involvement of the articular surfaces. Advised to consult orthosurgeon and discuss all the issues. Regards
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Hip Joint Pain, Have Seronegative Spondyloarthopathy, Uric Acid Content Abnormal. Help?
Hi Mr.Bhatti, since you have been diagnosed to have seronegative arthropathy, your doctor has prescribed Rumalef (leflunamide) which is a DMARD (disease modifying antirheumatic drug). As the name suggests it modifies your disease activity and its not a pain killer medicine.So you are advised to take analgesic medicines also concurrantly. Also the optimum levels of serum uric acid should be less than 6. So i feel that you need a drug which lowers your uric acid levels also. You may also need Xray of your hip joint to exclude any involvement of the articular surfaces. Advised to consult orthosurgeon and discuss all the issues. Regards