Experiences with Oh No experiences

    • Bbrthlsn
    • Experience with Rheumatoid Arthritis
    about 1 year ago
    Bbrthlsn's Avatar

    Misdiagnosed

    Oh No

    sent to had surgeon. He decided is was carpal tunnel. Had surgery. No relief

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  2. about 2 years ago
    MelanieIIB's Avatar

    Diagnosed

    Oh No

    I had occasional extreme itching in hands and feet. When I would rub them, they would turn red, swell, and burn. Didn't know if it w...

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  3. over 3 years ago
    Patience8778's Avatar

    Diagnosed

    Oh No

    Congestive heart failure, getting worse, not better with meds. Very disappointed recent echo shows LV ejection fraction of 30-35%, s...

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  4. almost 4 years ago
    LindaSedillo's Avatar

    Chemotherapy, radiation and rheumatoid arthritis don't play well together.

    Oh No

    Have post chemo exreme fatigue and brain fog. Oncologist feels it is a rheumatoid arthritis issue, rheumatologist feels it is a pos...

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  5. almost 4 years ago
    LindaSedillo's Avatar

    Diagnosed

    Oh No

    Loved remicade right up til I was diagnosed with breast cancer that was growing VERY fast due to my lowered immune system. Pay atte...

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  6. almost 4 years ago
    SpiffyLady's Avatar

    Oh No

    This person has yet to add any details about this experience.

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