Thank you for this video. My Rheumatologist says I am in remission but I still have fatigue, morning stiffness, and pain. I have a few other autoimmune disorders and am 66 years old. I felt like she had given up on me
Very helpful - I am off my meds by choice - I need to decide when to go back on. I have a high CRP of 40 😕 and sore wrists and ankles which yes are not very kind to my joints. It’s like having roadworks going on inside your joints - crazy disease - but we press on. God bless my RA brothers and sisters just know we got this - I always say I am not going to let it take my sparkle 🙏🏾
Thank you. I have been pretty stable on the biologic I take, and I sort of ignore my RA. But now I'm going to ask my rheumatologist what she sees as the goal so we can at least explore the topic.
Can you please do a video on diet, your the best at explaining. This has been a very long journey for me and I’m just trying to understand and get as many points of view as I can. Thank You for your time
Here in England, my Consultant refers to my RA as being ‘quiescent’. I must ask her if she differentiates that from being in remission or if it means the same!
God bless your life for informing us! My RA has been no showing signs for about a year, all test come out zero inflammation, but i have overlapped sjogrens and this is always positive 8, does this means that my doctor cant yake me off from methrotrexate only because of sjogrens? I feel good, what should i ask my doctor , as i want to go off from meds as im feeling wonderful and doing sports and normal life as before after 4 year treatment only with methrotrexate. Thank you
I have a history of staff infection even sepsis. But I have severe RA symptoms. My Rhumy won’t give me any biologics. My sedrade last week was 137. I feel awful. I don’t know what to do.
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Thank you for this video. My Rheumatologist says I am in remission but I still have fatigue, morning stiffness, and pain. I have a few other autoimmune disorders and am 66 years old. I felt like she had given up on me
Very helpful - I am off my meds by choice - I need to decide when to go back on. I have a high CRP of 40 😕 and sore wrists and ankles which yes are not very kind to my joints. It’s like having roadworks going on inside your joints - crazy disease - but we press on. God bless my RA brothers and sisters just know we got this - I always say I am not going to let it take my sparkle 🙏🏾
Love it! Don’t let it take your sparkle ✨
I really appreciate these videos - very helpful as I navigate this crazy disease……😊
Love this information on route to being empowered.
Thank you for all this information! Very helpful!
Really helpful vid! Thank you, Dr. Ortiz! And, love your new hairstyle…perfect cut for summer!
Thank you. I have been pretty stable on the biologic I take, and I sort of ignore my RA. But now I'm going to ask my rheumatologist what she sees as the goal so we can at least explore the topic.
Can you please do a video on diet, your the best at explaining. This has been a very long journey for me and I’m just trying to understand and get as many points of view as I can. Thank You for your time
Very good. Thanks
Here in England, my Consultant refers to my RA as being ‘quiescent’. I must ask her if she differentiates that from being in remission or if it means the same!
God bless your life for informing us! My RA has been no showing signs for about a year, all test come out zero inflammation, but i have overlapped sjogrens and this is always positive 8, does this means that my doctor cant yake me off from methrotrexate only because of sjogrens? I feel good, what should i ask my doctor , as i want to go off from meds as im feeling wonderful and doing sports and normal life as before after 4 year treatment only with methrotrexate. Thank you
I have a history of staff infection even sepsis. But I have severe RA symptoms. My Rhumy won’t give me any biologics. My sedrade last week was 137. I feel awful. I don’t know what to do.
I think you get used to pain and fatigue.