Re: Question-Cause and Affect

[Guest guest]

Hi Tammy. I am not to sure...but I think I read somewhere that RA can occur

in people that has had trauma. I don't think the trauma is what causes it,

but is a factor in it starting up in you. It also, runs in families. If you

get any more info on this subject, I would love to know about it too. I was

thrown from a horse in my early 20's and I seem to have greater amount of

pain on the side I fell on.

Best wishes

BTW: welcome to the group!!

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HI! it's me again-the newbie! I was wondering if antone elese with RA

has had a past injry ,and if there are any links to RA and severe

injries.I had a very bad fall about 2 years ago -no broken bones,just

beat up,bruised and sore.I fell 5 feet down into a pile of broken

certer blocks and rubble.I landed on my right shoulder and hit my left

arm and back on a broken center block.All the areas that I hit are

most affected.Please let me know if any of you have had a simimular

experiece.Also My hands and legs shake especialy when using them.I

guess from the pain.Does any one else have that too?Thanks!-Tammy-

[Guest guest]

Hi Tammy. I am not to sure...but I think I read somewhere that RA can occur

in people that has had trauma. I don't think the trauma is what causes it,

but is a factor in it starting up in you. It also, runs in families. If you

get any more info on this subject, I would love to know about it too. I was

thrown from a horse in my early 20's and I seem to have greater amount of

pain on the side I fell on.

Best wishes

BTW: welcome to the group!!

-- [ ] Question-Cause and Affect

HI! it's me again-the newbie! I was wondering if antone elese with RA

has had a past injry ,and if there are any links to RA and severe

injries.I had a very bad fall about 2 years ago -no broken bones,just

beat up,bruised and sore.I fell 5 feet down into a pile of broken

certer blocks and rubble.I landed on my right shoulder and hit my left

arm and back on a broken center block.All the areas that I hit are

most affected.Please let me know if any of you have had a simimular

experiece.Also My hands and legs shake especialy when using them.I

guess from the pain.Does any one else have that too?Thanks!-Tammy-

[Guest guest]

--- In , " Climer " <climers4@a...>

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> Hi Tammy. I am not to sure...but I think I read somewhere that RA

can occur

> in people that has had trauma. I don't think the trauma is what

causes it,

> but is a factor in it starting up in you. It also, runs in

families. If you

> get any more info on this subject, I would love to know about it

too. I was

> thrown from a horse in my early 20's and I seem to have greater

amount of

> pain on the side I fell on.

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> Best wishes

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> BTW: welcome to the group!!

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> HI! it's me again-the newbie! I was wondering if antone elese with

RA

>

> has had a past injry ,and if there are any links to RA and severe

>

> injries.I had a very bad fall about 2 years ago -no broken

bones,just

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> beat up,bruised and sore.I fell 5 feet down into a pile of broken

>

> certer blocks and rubble.I landed on my right shoulder and hit my

left

>

> arm and back on a broken center block.All the areas that I hit are

>

> most affected.Please let me know if any of you have had a simimular

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> experiece.Also My hands and legs shake especialy when using them.I

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> guess from the pain.Does any one else have that too?Thanks!-Tammy-

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> Thank-You ! I will let you know.I am going to aks my DR.also.

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> I will let you know what she says.

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[Guest guest]

> Hi Tammy. I am not to sure...but I think I read somewhere that RA

can occur

> in people that has had trauma. I don't think the trauma is what

causes it,

> but is a factor in it starting up in you. It also, runs in

families. If you

> get any more info on this subject, I would love to know about it

too. I was

> thrown from a horse in my early 20's and I seem to have greater

amount of

> pain on the side I fell on.

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

> BTW: welcome to the group!!

>

>

>

> -- [ ] Question-Cause and Affect

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>

>

> HI! it's me again-the newbie! I was wondering if antone elese with

RA

>

> has had a past injry ,and if there are any links to RA and severe

>

> injries.I had a very bad fall about 2 years ago -no broken

bones,just

>

> beat up,bruised and sore.I fell 5 feet down into a pile of broken

>

> certer blocks and rubble.I landed on my right shoulder and hit my

left

>

> arm and back on a broken center block.All the areas that I hit are

>

> most affected.Please let me know if any of you have had a simimular

>

> experiece.Also My hands and legs shake especialy when using them.I

>

> guess from the pain.Does any one else have that too?Thanks!-Tammy-

>

>

> Thank-You ! I will let you know.I am going to aks my DR.also.

>

> I will let you know what she says.

>

>

>

>

>

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[Guest guest]

Hi:

Just as stated here, falling is not the cause of the disease it's

self but can cause the flare up of the disease. You can have the pre-

dispostion to it and remain unsymptomatic or a trauma can set off

symptoms. As for it causing worse symptoms in previously injured

areas I found that to be true also. Ex: 6 yrs ago I broke my left

ankle since then I have had many problems with that ankle such as

swelling and pain. I am in no way an expert but can tell you that my

Dad was just diagnosed with RA within the last month and they highly

suspect it with me. I have read that again although the acutal

disease of RA does not run in families, the gene to make them more

pre-disposed to the disease does. Although there is still a lot that

needs to be researched in regards to this disease. I hope that

happens soon because the most joint damage is said to occur in RA in

the first two years, and RA is not easily diagnosed because there is

not a definate test for this condition. That is my 2 cents anyway,

welcome to a great group!

Sincerely,

Barb 3173

-- In , " Climer " <climers4@a...>

wrote:

> Hi Tammy. I am not to sure...but I think I read somewhere that RA

can occur

> in people that has had trauma. I don't think the trauma is what

causes it,

> but is a factor in it starting up in you. It also, runs in

families. If you

> get any more info on this subject, I would love to know about it

too. I was

> thrown from a horse in my early 20's and I seem to have greater

amount of

> pain on the side I fell on.

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

> BTW: welcome to the group!!

>

>

>

> -- [ ] Question-Cause and Affect

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>

>

> HI! it's me again-the newbie! I was wondering if antone elese with

RA

>

> has had a past injry ,and if there are any links to RA and severe

>

> injries.I had a very bad fall about 2 years ago -no broken

bones,just

>

> beat up,bruised and sore.I fell 5 feet down into a pile of broken

>

> certer blocks and rubble.I landed on my right shoulder and hit my

left

>

> arm and back on a broken center block.All the areas that I hit are

>

> most affected.Please let me know if any of you have had a simimular

>

> experiece.Also My hands and legs shake especialy when using them.I

>

> guess from the pain.Does any one else have that too?Thanks!-Tammy-

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[Guest guest]

Hi:

Just as stated here, falling is not the cause of the disease it's

self but can cause the flare up of the disease. You can have the pre-

dispostion to it and remain unsymptomatic or a trauma can set off

symptoms. As for it causing worse symptoms in previously injured

areas I found that to be true also. Ex: 6 yrs ago I broke my left

ankle since then I have had many problems with that ankle such as

swelling and pain. I am in no way an expert but can tell you that my

Dad was just diagnosed with RA within the last month and they highly

suspect it with me. I have read that again although the acutal

disease of RA does not run in families, the gene to make them more

pre-disposed to the disease does. Although there is still a lot that

needs to be researched in regards to this disease. I hope that

happens soon because the most joint damage is said to occur in RA in

the first two years, and RA is not easily diagnosed because there is

not a definate test for this condition. That is my 2 cents anyway,

welcome to a great group!

Sincerely,

Barb 3173

-- In , " Climer " <climers4@a...>

wrote:

> Hi Tammy. I am not to sure...but I think I read somewhere that RA

can occur

> in people that has had trauma. I don't think the trauma is what

causes it,

> but is a factor in it starting up in you. It also, runs in

families. If you

> get any more info on this subject, I would love to know about it

too. I was

> thrown from a horse in my early 20's and I seem to have greater

amount of

> pain on the side I fell on.

>

> Best wishes

>

>

>

> BTW: welcome to the group!!

>

>

>

> -- [ ] Question-Cause and Affect

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> HI! it's me again-the newbie! I was wondering if antone elese with

RA

>

> has had a past injry ,and if there are any links to RA and severe

>

> injries.I had a very bad fall about 2 years ago -no broken

bones,just

>

> beat up,bruised and sore.I fell 5 feet down into a pile of broken

>

> certer blocks and rubble.I landed on my right shoulder and hit my

left

>

> arm and back on a broken center block.All the areas that I hit are

>

> most affected.Please let me know if any of you have had a simimular

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> experiece.Also My hands and legs shake especialy when using them.I

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