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Achy bone pain all over. Why?

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phix95
phix95

I thought it was due to stopping my calcium/mag suppliment for about a month. But now I've been taking it for over a month and still getting it.

In legs, ankles, forearms, outer hips, tho not necissarily at the same time.

I take high quality suppliments due to the fact that I see a Naturopath.

Anyone have this and/or have ideas?

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  • hurt-n
    hurt-n phix95

    Posted

    I personally do not think a holistic approach helps with DISH, for me things moved way to slowly, some people can get something out of Melatonin, those natural things are just not stronge enough for myself. I think calcium would just add to the problem with dISH and the calcification process. I read up and asked my dr. About sulfasalazine it's for ankylond spondilitis? (sp) and have gotten some relief in my feet and ankles, not my hands or back? Weird......but I am thankful for what ever relief I can get. You didn't mention if you have DISH. If like myself I have a few things going on at once with this carcass of mine.... All are arthritis each different and act and respond differently. Hope this helped some how?
    • phix95
      phix95 hurt-n

      Posted

      No I dont have any sort of arthritis or bone disorder (that I know of). I actually had to look that up smile

       

  • hurt-n
    hurt-n phix95

    Posted

    Oh really? Isn't the sight you are on, is for DISH Arthritis inquires? That is what I know a little bit about since I have it myself, your issue is beyond me...hah, I am no doctor, sorry I can't help you 😷 but good luck with your pain days.

     

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