G.C. asks from Lake Hughes, CA on February 18, 2008
Joint Pain
I have an almost 1 year old who is still nursing. I am currently weaning, and have noticed that my joints are really starting to hurt--almost like someone is stabbing me at times. I remember this feeling starting when I was toward the end of my pregnancy, but it seems like it is getting much worse. Has anyone else experienced this? I couldn't get on my hands and knees until my son was almost 7 months old because the pain would start up.
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L.P. answers from Los Angeles on February 21, 2008
G., all the advice about nutrition etc I support 100% that said, due to my own experience which began with joint pain, redness, fatigue, etc, I found that after a couple of doctors, one ran the right tests and found an answer. Nobody wants to have a disease, (I have lupus...for now...believing for healing!) it's just important to start with the truth so you can make the very best choices based on whats really going on. Hopefully blood tests come back 100% good! In all honesty, they most likely will. It's just so good to know if you do have an enemy, so you can nail it and be as healthy and happy as possible! Best to you..don't be scared, it'll be okay.
Love,
L. P
J.S. answers from Los Angeles on February 20, 2008
Hi G.,
I had joint pain as well. My Dr. recommended that I take something called OPC-3. It was really helpful and the pain went away quickly. The cheapest place to get it is online. www.sullivanhealthandhome.com.
Hopefully you will find what works for you.
Feel Better!
J.
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D.I. answers from Honolulu on February 20, 2008
Hi G.
I would highly recommend glucosamine - My husband and I have taken it consistently for almost two years -
After 30 - The joints just do not operate like they used to. Do you know Gabrielle Reece?
Super-model, super-mom and volleyball pro? She is endorsing a brand new line called simply nutrilite. One of the products is a twist tube - Rasberry flavor that you add to your H20 (1500mg glucosamine)
Look for the ads in Health, Real Simple, O magazine...
You can also check out my website, I rep the product on-line (look under health)
www.ishikawagroup.mychoices.biz
I would be happy to mail or drop off a sample as well. We are in Hawaii Kai :)
Hope that helps!
Have a beautiful day
D.
P.S. I am 34 years old and have 4 children
8,6,almost 4 and almost 1.
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P.A. answers from Las Vegas on February 19, 2008
Try visiting a chiropractor.
A.L. answers from Los Angeles on February 20, 2008
Hi G.,
I have never experienced this, but I drink a nutritional juice that has an option with liquid glucosamine that may help.
If you are interested feel free to call me at ###-###-#### or email at ____@____.com
Best,
A.
L.N. answers from Los Angeles on February 20, 2008
Apparently this is not that uncommon (small comfort I know to hear you are not alone,but...), and it doesn't seem like there is an easy answer as it what causes it and how to eliminate it. Some people have had luck with physical therapy and nutrition/vitamin therapy. You should definitely discuss with your doc, and persevere if you don't feel like your situation is being taken seriously. Best of luck!
J.S. answers from Los Angeles on February 20, 2008
Hi G.,
I had joint pain as well. My Dr. recommended that I take something called OPC-3. It was really helpful and the pain went away quickly. The cheapest place to get it is online. www.sullivanhealthandhome.com.
Hopefully you will find what works for you.
Feel Better!
J.
K.H. answers from San Diego on February 20, 2008
Hey G., Your glutathione level is probably super low. Don't waste your money buying supplements. For joint pain, look at these products called Y-age and Icewave. They are non transdermal patches and they work in 30 seconds! Designed for our navy seals and pro athletes. Please look at this website for complete info. Lifewave.com/kherihealth If you live in the San Diego area, I can give you one of my patches to try. Good luck. K. ###-###-####
R.K. answers from Los Angeles on February 21, 2008
I had a similar problem after my pregnancy. I had no symptoms until my son was about 6-7 months (about the time I stopped nursing). Unfortunately for me, it was not good news. It turned out to be R.A. rhuematoid arthritis. It started as an intense pain in my left ankle, like I had sprained it real bad. Coulnd't walk on it, it was really bad. And then, about 48 hours later it was completely gone. A few weeks later it happened again, this time in my right knee, and then my left, and then in my other ankle, shoulder...it was really random and inconsistent. I went to the doctor about 4-5 months later...if this sounds like what you are experiencing you can reply and I can give you more info...
N.H. answers from Los Angeles on February 20, 2008
Same problem when I was nursing, it was really bad in my wrists. My old doc (a very old man) told me to stop breastfeeding because it was taking so much out of me-I didn't, but he also tested me for Arthritis & Lupus. I looked at him like he was nuts with the Lupus, but it strangely came up positive (ANA), nothing has come out of it 2 years later, but it's something I have to watch out for now.
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