Suggest Treatment For Polyarthralgia
Polyarthralgia
Detailed Answer:
Hi there.
I have read your query and understood your problem.
Do you have bowel problems like frequent loose stools ?
Any trouble sleeping ?
It appears as though are you are quite active in athletic and sport activities which would be a reason why you're body is stressed physically and beyond the limits of normal working capacity. The three phase bone scan shows changes of stress related signal changes in ligaments, bones and joints.
Besides it is possible that the elasticity of your musculoskeletal tissue is quite less as compared to how you would want it to be; which is why they hurt at many points of your body and also prevent you from enjoying this activities without any disturbance.
You also seem to describe symptoms of multiple joint pain or polyarthralgia which can be similar to arthritis and can be seen in a variety of conditions like rheumatoid arthritis, multiple fleeting joint pains as seen in sexually transmitted diseases like syphilis or gonorrhea or can be reactive arthritis like Reiters syndrome. I understand you been investigated for all these problems. I would like to know if you had specific tests for polyarthralgia conditions like rheumatoid factor, ESR, CRP, antiCCP. Let me know if the follow up.
It would be wise to avoid extreme strenuous activity right now try to do warm up be for any strenuous activity. You can exercise while doing cardio workout daily to keep fit. Apply ice packs to the regions of pain for relief.
Eat a diet rich in fresh fruits and green leafy vegetables. This will provide Vitamin B and Calcium such will increase the flexibility of your Musculoskeletal tissues and reduce stress reactions. Keep well hydrated. Avoid smoking and drinking alcohol.
Please discuss about out polyarthralgia conditions with your orthopedic surgeon. You can also consider discussing with a specialist (rheumatologist) on this forum if necessary.
Kindly reply to the questions I have asked.
Hope I have answered your query.
Thanking you.
Regards,
Dr. Aashish Raghu