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| Jean - Jan 3rd, 2006 8:23 PM | |
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Hi Brittany: You will need to find a Rheumatologist in your area. He/she will diagnose you if you have this condition and help you understand your condition and medications you may be put on. He/she will not be your primary doctor possibly so you will need a good GP who understands this condition. Then since you have a child and husband they will need to be educated in your condition so they will understand why you are unable to do certain things and why you are tired. Once you start your treament start doing easy stretching exercises, you do not want to stay stationary, you have to keep moving or your muscles will get worse. Keep a pain journal daily so you can show it to your doctors and you will have more than one as time goes on but the best news I can give you is that if you do have this it is not life threatening or crippling, it's just a life changing episode you will have to deal with hopefully with the help and support of your medical team and family and friends. Good Luck and come back and let us know how you are doing. :) smile | |
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