Podiatry Tips Day 41 - Today we discuss pseudogout. Dr Brandt R Gibson discusses another type of arthritis, pseudogout, including cause, symptoms and treatment options.
It's a curse. The pain is relentless and feels like broken glass under the skin. It is a life changing diagnosis, for the worst: debilitating, dehumanizing, depressing and awful. Because it's not common there's no R&D to find effective solutions for the crippling pain ...
What about people with high or like me extremely high uric acid? What treatments do I need? This month I am taking like 600 mg Allopurinol and .6 mg Colchicine and 15 mg of Meloxicam (once/ week) luckily. Sometimes having that second TBI (back of head this time, 1st was the front) as blessing as disguise. HAHAHA! Or else I would never received a referral to Neurology Center which connected to UCSD. But right now my new Doctor diagnosed me for something that I do not have. And never listens that what he recommends is not going to work/ just waste of money/ time . Lol.
It's a curse. The pain is relentless and feels like broken glass under the skin. It is a life changing diagnosis, for the worst: debilitating, dehumanizing, depressing and awful. Because it's not common there's no R&D to find effective solutions for the crippling pain ...
What about people with high or like me extremely high uric acid? What treatments do I need? This month I am taking like 600 mg Allopurinol and .6 mg Colchicine and 15 mg of Meloxicam (once/ week) luckily. Sometimes having that second TBI (back of head this time, 1st was the front) as blessing as disguise. HAHAHA! Or else I would never received a referral to Neurology Center which connected to UCSD. But right now my new Doctor diagnosed me for something that I do not have. And never listens that what he recommends is not going to work/ just waste of money/ time . Lol.