my problems
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1 like, 7 replies
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hope4cure peted16
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I am awaiting a hip replacement that three now nerve damage causes bladder issues and I am always with a stick for balance. I was a very active person until wear and tear arthritis Osteoarthritis wore out all my joints. And I feel like I am 90 creaky bones always needing a part or two replaced.
hope4cure peted16
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meeting with others not meaning...
not face to fave but face to face ...
well u get it..
YIKES !
TreatMeGently peted16
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i would strongly recommend that you read up on issue to sort out your gut issues - perhaps look at the Specific Carbohyrdate Diet - as this could have benefits for your arthritis as well.
hope4cure TreatMeGently
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TreatMe Gently brings up a very good point..
After gallbladder removal I got IBS fought the pains for years. The galbladder produces enzymes that help break up foods for digestion. Scripts for enzymes didn't help.
Yougut help balance the gut bacteria and now I rarely have those awful IBS attacks. Usually due to antibiotics that kill off all the good bacteria in the gut.. I eat yogurt every day for 20 years..it really helped.
CHEERS
TreatMeGently peted16
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hope4cure TreatMeGently
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kay34534 peted16
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I'm also 25 years old and been suffering symptoms for years. I've been finding it increasingly difficult lately as I'm beginning to feel a lot more isolated from my friends and have a real lack of support from family. It's nice to see that there are other people out there too who are feeling the same way, although I am sorry that you all have to go through this too. I definitely think it has made me a stronger and more empathic person. I study health science and did read an article somewhere about AS causing incontinence, so it's a bit disheartening to hear that the doctor wasn't even considering this. I hope they piece it all together and find a better way to support you.