... which are apparently a huge component of our brains. What would be more logical than to look for this stealth pathogen in the brain. ... (8 replies)
... I think 'arthritis of the brain' might refer to Rheumatoid Vasculitis, it's a rare complication of severe, long term RA. It causes inflammation of the blood vessels. ... (2 replies)
... i was just diagnosed yesterday with arthritis of the brain. i have the severe head pain. a few weeks ago the neuro diagnosed it as occipital nerve neuralgia. ... (8 replies)
... ophthalmologist"...they are the "docs of last resort" when something is going on with the brain. ... (1 replies)
... Neuropathy, strictly speaking, is any disease that affects the nervous system. In common usage, however, neuropathy is short for peripheral neuropathy, meaning a disease of the peripheral nervous system. ... (8 replies)
... I have been seeing a neurologist, and had all the blood tests, MRI's on the brain, lower back and spine. I have buzzing in my legs since last July, and shooting pains and burning in my feet. ... (1 replies)
... Since your headaches have gotten worse with the chiro, then why not see a spine doc and find out what is really wrong. ... (3 replies)
... me help to someone....first...no one is too young to have arthritis...the mri's, etc. do not show such !...my opinion...she needs a pain management doctor....for the past 7 years, i have had same severe pain as your daughter.... ... (31 replies)
... What does this mean and what are the affects (0 replies)
... I was recently doing some web browsing on it and it can cause an array of neurological and neuropathic problems. Often times people go asymptomatic. ... (8 replies)
... Thank you for the definitions. ... (8 replies)
... After these are balanced then I believe the treatment began for Rheumatism. Again varying types of medicine was given and some didn't have names written. ... (7 replies)
... The last week of August I thought I was getting Carpal Tunnel. My wrists hurt and got progressively worse as the days went on, moving into both hands and fingers. ... (2 replies)
... My symptoms vary in type and severity depending on many factors such as posture, time of day, engaging in different activities, etc. Sometimes there are "good days" and some days are pretty rough. ... (5 replies)
... people end up having to use steroids as they work for just about everyone...unless you are allergic to steroids like I am. But they kill more people than all of the others combined. ... (4 replies)
... spine back in Nov 2011, and suddenly, after about a week, I have had excruciating pain in my lumbar spine and neck. . . drs of course thought the neck was just from the 1 inch incision, so I let that go. . . but, this spine pain they thought could also be muscle spasm. . . ... (7 replies)
... cold. The weather impacts how I feel as does stress. ... (11 replies)
... I would suggest another line of attack. Go see an arthritis specialist called a rheumatologist. You really need to know what is wrong...not just that you have back pain. ... (1 replies)
... thread and decided it was time to come back and perhaps do a little anatomy lesson so you can try to figure out what is causing your pain. So much "speculation" on what causes what is leading down a bad path. ... (16 replies)
... Having both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis and major neck issues, I'd suggest seeing an orthopedist first. Those shocks in your arms and hands are pretty common when you have thinning disks in the neck. ... (5 replies)
