Guest guest Posted December 14, 2001 Report Share Posted December 14, 2001 I think I have some research somewhere on the relationship between IgAN and HSP, I'll try to locate it. One interesting thing I heard a few years ago, and it was confirmed in Dr. Glassock's update. There's a case of identical twins in which one has IgAN and the other has HSP. Marty > Flank pain is generally higher up, just below where the ribs end. It can be > on the side and go around towards the middle of the back. In my opinion, hip > pain wouldn't be in the right place. > > Your doctor would know better, but I doubt that your hip pain was related to > IgAN or HSP. With HSP, the main symptom is that purple rash, hence the name. > People usually get pretty sick with HSP - unlike chronic IgAN, it's a very > acute disease. > > Pierre > > Hip pain > > > > Several months ago I had a debillitating hip pain that was so bad I > > could not walk. > > > > After some rest (had to take a day off work), some physical therapy > > and reducing my tango dancing, it seems to have vanished. > > > > In the survey put out by BMC software, available at this egroup > > sthread they ask about " flank pain " . Is this what they are referring > > to? > > > > Also - is this evidence that I really have HSP (Henoch-Schoenlein > > Purpura) without which is causing the iga-nephropathy? > > > > One of the things I hate about this disease is the apparent lack of > > solid information about what is really causing it. > > > > Even if they can not cure it, I would love to be able to say something > > like my IGNx gene made be suceptible to a virus called Berger's Virus > > which has tricked my immune system into killing my kidneys. > > > > Instead I am stuck with " for some unknown reason, possibly related to > > my genetics, my immune system seems to be interefering with my > > kidneys. " > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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