Guest guest Posted June 30, 2003 Report Posted June 30, 2003 Alan, I have been having pain in my left hip over the past week. It started with working out in my yard. I was pulling weeds and raking, and trimming bushes and trees. I think the way I was straining and balancing put added strain to my hip. It hurts to sit, walk, and some positions in bed hurt. I will be anxious to see what your MRI shows. Terri [ ] Re: Alan, are you out? > Hi Sue, > > Yes, I am out but they can't figure out what happened. The " theory " > was that my heart didn't pump sufficient blood to my intestines and > it caused bleeding in my colon. I had numerous tests done at the > hospital, as well as doctor's visits. Everything came back normal, so > my doctors are all stumped. Needless to say I am both thrilled but > dumbfounded. > > I have also had some problems with my left hip and saw my Rhuemy on > Friday. She examined me and things there is a problem with the joint. > I need another MRI this week to see how extensive the damage is. I > have been having problems off and on for a year so I guess it > shouldn't come as a surprise. The timing is pretty crummy though. > > Thanks for your e-mail and I hope you have a great week. > > Love and hugs, > > Alan > > > > Alan, > > > > I read that you were in the hospital, but since I didn't get all the > > messages, I'm wondering if you're out now and if they figured out > what was > > wrong with you. > > > > I hope you're out and doing well, or at least as well as you can be > with RA. > > > > Sue > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted June 30, 2003 Report Posted June 30, 2003 Hi Terri, I am so sorry to hear that. I know from personal experience just how painful it can be. Have you put in a call to your doctors? I hope that you get some needed relief soon. Take care. Love and hugs, Alan > Alan, > > I have been having pain in my left hip over the past week. It started with > working out in my yard. I was pulling weeds and raking, and trimming bushes > and trees. I think the way I was straining and balancing put added strain > to my hip. It hurts to sit, walk, and some positions in bed hurt. I will > be anxious to see what your MRI shows. > > Terri > [ ] Re: Alan, are you out? > > > > Hi Sue, > > > > Yes, I am out but they can't figure out what happened. The " theory " > > was that my heart didn't pump sufficient blood to my intestines and > > it caused bleeding in my colon. I had numerous tests done at the > > hospital, as well as doctor's visits. Everything came back normal, so > > my doctors are all stumped. Needless to say I am both thrilled but > > dumbfounded. > > > > I have also had some problems with my left hip and saw my Rhuemy on > > Friday. She examined me and things there is a problem with the joint. > > I need another MRI this week to see how extensive the damage is. I > > have been having problems off and on for a year so I guess it > > shouldn't come as a surprise. The timing is pretty crummy though. > > > > Thanks for your e-mail and I hope you have a great week. > > > > Love and hugs, > > > > Alan > > > > --- In , Sue Plaster2 <splaster@t...> wrote: > > > Alan, > > > > > > I read that you were in the hospital, but since I didn't get all the > > > messages, I'm wondering if you're out now and if they figured out > > what was > > > wrong with you. > > > > > > I hope you're out and doing well, or at least as well as you can be > > with RA. > > > > > > Sue > > > > > > > > Quote
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2003 Report Posted July 1, 2003 alan, i was wondering have they kept you on mtx??? kathy in il Quote
Guest guest Posted July 1, 2003 Report Posted July 1, 2003 Hi Kathy, Yes, I am still on MTX. My dosage has been increased to 20 mgs a week because 15 wasn't as effective as I would have liked. Hope you are doing well. Hugs, Alan > alan, i was wondering have they kept you on mtx??? kathy in il Quote
Guest guest Posted April 10, 2006 Report Posted April 10, 2006 Hi Jo, This is Donna from London. Donna B joined the list I think when you were in Brasil - she is in America. For hips when I went to my physiotherapist here he said I have a weak muscle on the interior of my hip joint. I had intense sensations of " something is not right there " in 2004, when I went to study French for a month in a town where I walked about 100s of stairs every day - it was all stairs there! So apparently I have a weak muscle in one place, compensating in another, and leading to general instabilities. I would ask your GP if you can get a physio referral. Mine was excellent. I went for about 12 months pre and post marathon to sort things out. Basically I know what to do now for me - I also know that yoga helped to build those interior muscles too and I am hoping to get a personal trainer once a week to help me with a more tailored programme. I will call soon - right now moving into this new place is very hectic - it is a building site for the moment, and the stairs here scare me too so I am really taking my time getting to know them (and the house too). - Donna from London Quote
Guest guest Posted April 11, 2006 Report Posted April 11, 2006 Hello Donna, So nice to hear from you. Hope all goes well with your new house out there...I guess , a lot of work to be done..lol!!!!!! When you have a time give me a call for us to get together, would be great to meet you! Now, regarding my hips, I will see an orthopaedist maybe in 2 weeks time and I will see the out come. I wish I could get a good physiotherapist and personal trainer to help me here before anything else. I had physio before at he Chelsea and Westminster Hospital, but only for 1 month...they just showed me exercise to do at home...nothing else!!! Today I have been to the gym and feel a bit tired, but that I think it is normal because I have been 3 months without any form of exercises in Brazil...So, now I have to gradually improve my body again. Well, we will be in touch and thanks a lot for your email and encouragement. Have great day and take care. Hugs Joana Ps: Donna, where have you done your physio please? Yes, I do feel instable while walking, feels like if I am drunk, like if I am going to fall down at any time and at the same time my legs feels like a jelly and the gait is very funny, very hard to explain in words really!!! Something dislocated around my hips!!??? I wish I could find other people to guide me here...Thanks a lot again! Quote
Guest guest Posted November 24, 2007 Report Posted November 24, 2007 Try taking glucosamine as a supplement, two capsules daily. I too suffer from hip pain and I find this helps out. Quote
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