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Just because you might have an older family member who has osteoarthritis, that doesn’t necessarily mean you have to resign yourself to the same fate. There are a lot of things you can do to either delay the onset of the disease or prevent it entirely. Receiving a diagnosis of rheumatoid arthritis can be devastating. You may feel that you will be doomed to a life of constant misery. But while pain is, unfortunately, a part of having RA, there are many ways you can manage your discomfort while living a full, active life.
The professionals with Rheumatology Care of North Houston are ready to put their experience to work in helping you deal with RA. We will be committed to helping you find relief of your symptoms, and will devise a treatment plan to meet your exact needs. This is the most important recommendation we can give you. It will be important that you take all of your medications as directed. Whether you are taking prescription medicines, over-the-counter drugs or a mixture of both, you will need to commit to taking them as often as your doctor says. We work to make life easier for our patients. Managing the pain and disruptive symptoms of these conditions is difficult enough, so our aim is to provide a one-stop care environment to reduce visits to hospitals and other facilities for treatment procedures. Insurance plans that do not cover infusion therapy in a hospital setting may cover them in a doctor’s office, so this can make treatment far less expensive for patients in long-term care. An internist who pursues further training in the diagnosis and treatment of what are commonly and collectively referred to as rheumatic diseases, a rheumatologist provides care for patients suffering from a wide range of conditions.
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How to Manage Lupus Fatigue During the Day
4334 ViewsLupus fatigue can leave you tired even after a good night’s sleep. Routine activities that used to be easy can now be difficult and overwhelming. Dr. Abbas, a board-certified rheumatologist, sees this often in patients navigating lupus. Understanding what drives this exhaustion is the first step toward finding your way through it. Why Lupus Fatigue … Continue reading “How to Manage Lupus Fatigue During the Day”
Read MoreHow Can Patients Living with Myopathies Exercise Safely?
9501 ViewsMuscle weakness can make exercise feel risky. In most cases, staying still causes more harm than gentle, guided activity does. Understanding how movement builds muscle strength, instead of straining it, is the starting point for exercising safely with a myopathy. With the right pace and proper guidance, activity can ease tiredness and support muscle function … Continue reading “How Can Patients Living with Myopathies Exercise Safely?”
Read MoreWhat Are the Most Common Triggers of Psoriatic Arthritis Flares?
8840 ViewsPsoriatic arthritis flares happen when joint pain, swelling, and stiffness suddenly get worse after weeks of stability. Flares can sometimes seem unpredictable, although some people notice changes in symptoms or daily patterns before one develops. Learning to spot these patterns can help you catch a flare early and manage your joints better. Common Physical Triggers … Continue reading “What Are the Most Common Triggers of Psoriatic Arthritis Flares?”
Read MoreWhat Are the Best Calcium-Rich Foods for Bone Health and Osteoporosis Prevention?
10184 ViewsCalcium plays an important role in supporting healthy bone density, functioning of muscles, and transmission of nerve impulses. Because your body cannot make the calcium it needs, getting enough calcium through your diet is important for maintaining healthy bones. How Much Calcium Do You Need Each Day? Calcium needs change as you age. According to … Continue reading “What Are the Best Calcium-Rich Foods for Bone Health and Osteoporosis Prevention?”
Read MoreWhat Are the Red Flags in Back Pain You Should Never Ignore?
16037 ViewsMost back pain resolves within a few weeks with rest and basic care. Some cases follow a different pattern, one that may involve nerve compression, infection, or an inflammatory condition. Knowing these warning signs can help you know when to wait and when to seek medical evaluation. Pain That Spreads Into the Legs or Feet … Continue reading “What Are the Red Flags in Back Pain You Should Never Ignore?”
Read MoreWhen Should You Choose Ice Over Heat for Tendonitis?
9501 ViewsTendon injuries are common and are often managed with cold or heat therapy. Each of the therapies operates based on a physiological process and should be administered during certain stages of tendon injury. The application of the appropriate treatment during the correct stage of an injury improves outcomes and reduces recovery time. What Causes Tendon … Continue reading “When Should You Choose Ice Over Heat for Tendonitis?”
Read MoreDiet Tips for Sjögren’s Syndrome Symptom Relief
7533 ViewsSjögren’s syndrome is an autoimmune disease that attacks the moisture-producing glands. This leads to ongoing dry eyes, dry mouth, and tiredness. No diet can cure it, but some foods may help bring down inflammation and lessen day-to-day symptoms. This blog covers practical dietary tips to support better symptom management. How Diet Affects Sjögren’s Symptoms Diet … Continue reading “Diet Tips for Sjögren’s Syndrome Symptom Relief”
Read MoreWhat Are The Common Misconceptions About Reactive Arthritis?
9291 ViewsJoint swelling that appears shortly after an infection clears can be deeply unsettling. This is known as reactive arthritis, a complex inflammatory condition. Getting the facts straight helps you understand what you are dealing with and when to seek a proper clinical evaluation. What Is Reactive Arthritis? Reactive arthritis occurs when a urogenital or gastrointestinal … Continue reading “What Are The Common Misconceptions About Reactive Arthritis?”
Read MoreHow Poor Posture Leads to Bursitis: A Comprehensive Guide
15697 ViewsPoor posture leads to inflammation issues in your joints. When you slouch, you may increase stress on the joints and surrounding soft tissues, which can contribute to irritation of the fluid-filled sacs known as bursae. If they keep rubbing against bone, bursitis develops, which understandably makes people anxious about their long-term movement. It’s one of … Continue reading “How Poor Posture Leads to Bursitis: A Comprehensive Guide”
Read MoreWhat Are The Best Foods To Boost Muscle Recovery And Strength?
15010 ViewsPost-activity muscle soreness and fatigue can feel like a major setback when you are striving for better mobility. Your body needs the right nutrients to rebuild muscle tissue and get back the strength after it breaks down. Therefore, addressing these nutritional gaps is important for supporting long-term muscle and joint health. Bridging The Gap Between … Continue reading “What Are The Best Foods To Boost Muscle Recovery And Strength?”
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