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What Other Medications Other Than Humira And Rinvoq Are Used To Treat Ankylosing Spondylitis?

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Other than Humira (adalimumab) and Rinvoq (upadacitinib), several medications are used to treat ankylosing spondylitis (AS):

Nonsteroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs)
- Over-the-counter options… read more

Does Naproxen Slow Excess Bone Growth?

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Columbus, OH
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I don't think so. Diminish inflammation. Biologic is suppose to slow down the progression.

What’s The Best Meds For. Ankylosing Spondylitis

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Foothill Ranch, CA
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Yes it helps but I still need Vicodin

Has Anyone Used Turmeric For Inflammation? If So, What Results Did Ypu.get?

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Birmingham, AL
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Thank you everyone for taking the time to share your experiences! God bless you all!

What Pain Killers Do Others Take. I'm On Gabapentin And Some Days It Don't Touch It.

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Driffield, UK
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I have a pain patch and take tramadol when there’s breakthrough. I didn’t want to take stronger meds, but the relief is unbelievable.

Pain In Lower Back Has Got Worse I Take 400 Ml Of Ibuprofen And 30 Ml Etoricoxib Twice A Day

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Chelmsford, UK
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You're welcome. Its probably not what you wanted to hear, but it will keep you out of the OR. And the OR won't help, just pay attention to everyone here who has gone under the knife. They might speak… read more

Have Shoulder Pain In My Right Shoulder. Stretches And Backophen Help. Sometimes I Can't Move My Arm. Ty Best, Lynn

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New York, NY
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Managing Shoulder Pain With Ankylosing Spondylitis Read Article...
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If it's lasted more than 2-3 weeks, see a doc. Physical therapy or other imaging may be needed to rule out injury

How Can I Stop The Pain

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Georgiana, AL
Know the 5 Features of Inflammatory Back Pain Read Article...
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Managing pain from spondylitis involves several strategies:

1. Medications
- NSAIDs: Over-the-counter options like Advil (ibuprofen) and Aleve (naproxen) or stronger prescription options.
-… read more

Anyone Have Any Insight That They Can Share To Help With IBS Due To AS? Thank You For Your Time

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Tamarac, FL

I have AS and no insurance/got laid off. Unable to get my Humira injections now so have to try some holistic remedies :(

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Diet and good Gut microbiota helps.
Having bad Gut microbiota can cause extra pain and discomfort.
Foods like yogurt are beneficial.
Don't abuse nsaid's, but naproxen helped me a lot.

I Have Advanced AS. Last 4-5 Years I Have Experienced Electrical Bolts Down One Leg/feet Or The Other. Is This From Spina Equina Syndrome?

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Fort Worth, TX 76137

Being that my case is advanced, long before the biologics came along, I read that spina equina syndrome is a possibility which is where all the nerves gather into a canal in the sacral area. I am wondering if there is anything I can do other than gabapentin. The electrical shocks can be debilitating and last for several days at a time.

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If you havent already had an MRI, talk to your dr about getting one to determine if it is indeed causa equina syndrome. Either way, a physical therapist might be able to manipulate it in a way to… read more