I starting having problems with my thumbs involuntarily crossing over my finger and locking up. I can pull them appart but it’s a wierd sensation. Sometime my toes are doing this too. I am a 42 year old woman, not having any other symtom?
Could it be arthritus, MS, or MD ?
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I starting having problems with my thumbs involuntarily crossing over my finger and locking up. I can pull them appart but it’s a wierd sensation. Sometime my toes are doing this too. I am a 42 year old woman, not having any other symtom?
Could it be arthritus, MS, or MD ?
I have a 55 lb. boxer mix. He was a stray so i’m not sure of the exact age…but the vet had told me he’s probably 6 at the oldest. He’s always very active and full of energy–until last night. After going outside and coming back in he started acting like it hurt to walk, but it wasn’t a limp like he stepped on something. It’s almost like it’s his spine or something in his joints. I had to lift him up onto the bed that night and this morning when i took him out he just sat in the yard (after doing his business) and i had to carry him onto the deck and preceded to lift him back on the bed. He’s acting like he’s aged 10 years in 10 minutes! what’s wrong!! (I am a good owner- i have no intentions of neglecting his pain or whatever the issue may be, and i will take him to the vet if he isn’t better by tomorrow. Obviously the best answer here would be to seek professional help, but i’d like to wait at 24 hrs. to see if he gets any better. just looking for some advice or temporary fixes as of now)
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My mom has arthritis and I am afraid of getting arthritis since the risk factor increases since she has it. I am only 20 years old…and the joints near my knee crack very easily. my feet are not very flexible in general..i am not comfortable sitting on the floor and my legs fall asleep very quickly when I sit indian style. Actually, in general my feet fall asleep very very easily…sometimes up to 10x a day. My mom told me this happens to her as well. Can this be a sign of arthritis? How can I prevent myself from getting arthritis? What can I do about my legs falling asleep so much?
Please answer all questions and give me as much feedback as possible..I apologize for this question being a bit all over the place.
Ok so when I was 14 I was roller skating and fell hard on my knees and it hurt for a couple years like maybe a few times a week and it was only a little pain. In the past month or so its been getting alot worse. Like daily and almost unbearable. I told my mom about it and she told me that I might have arthritis in my knees. I’m only 16! What are the symptoms of arthritis? What does it feel like, does it sound like i have it or not?
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thank you dear Nina 