Guest guest Posted December 1, 2005 Report Share Posted December 1, 2005 Hi everyone, My sed rate is up a little, not bad for me at 38, but I have been having increasing pain especially in my chest but not like my heart in the bones like the breastbone area and clavicles in the front. Does this make sense to anyone or have you had your joint pain there before? I know we have joints everywhere but this is an odd place for me or a new place for me I should say. It is always something isn't it? BIG SIGH. Have a great day. Tracie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2005 Report Share Posted December 1, 2005 I have really bad pain in my breastbone area when I sneeze. I've told the dr repeatedly but they just don't think anything of it. it hurts so bad I have to squeeze my arms together to lessen the pain. I don't know what it is but you're not alone. much love, barb k. tracierae143 <tracierae143@...> wrote: Hi everyone, My sed rate is up a little, not bad for me at 38, but I have been having increasing pain especially in my chest but not like my heart in the bones like the breastbone area and clavicles in the front. Does this make sense to anyone or have you had your joint pain there before? I know we have joints everywhere but this is an odd place for me or a new place for me I should say. It is always something isn't it? BIG SIGH. Have a great day. Tracie Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2005 Report Share Posted December 1, 2005 Tracie, I also have pain in that area, and the top rib area sometimes. It is kind of strange,.....T --- In , " tracierae143 " <tracierae143@y...> wrote: > > Hi everyone, > > My sed rate is up a little, not bad for me at 38, but I have been > having increasing pain especially in my chest but not like my heart in > the bones like the breastbone area and clavicles in the front. Does > this make sense to anyone or have you had your joint pain there > before? I know we have joints everywhere but this is an odd place for > me or a new place for me I should say. It is always something isn't > it? BIG SIGH. Have a great day. > > Tracie > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted December 1, 2005 Report Share Posted December 1, 2005 Barb and Tracie: That is so weird that you posted this message today of all days. My breast bone and clavicle area have been hurting every morning when I wake up. It usually goes away after I stretch out and get moving. Today it has not gone away. And you are right, it IS such a weird place to have pain. It's not really in a part of your body that you can " stretch " very well. I have it on my list of questions to ask the Rhuemy on Monday. After a month long wait I am finally in the home stretch. I just can't wait to talk to him and get some answers. It has been such torture to hear over the phone, " Bobbi, Your test results came back. ((((((Very Long Pause))))))))They show a highly elevated count in your blood. With levels this high we start to worry about Lupus as well. " Then she pretty much just hung up! If it wasn't for this group, I would have no idea what questions to ask the doc. Thanks for all your help everyone. I'll be sure to post after my appt Monday. Bobbi > Hi everyone, > > My sed rate is up a little, not bad for me at 38, but I have been > having increasing pain especially in my chest but not like my heart in > the bones like the breastbone area and clavicles in the front. Does > this make sense to anyone or have you had your joint pain there > before? I know we have joints everywhere but this is an odd place for > me or a new place for me I should say. It is always something isn't > it? BIG SIGH. Have a great day. > > Tracie > > > > > > > Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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