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  Hands are killing me   Durwood   15 years ago  4,894  † C †
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    • What exactly did you do with you doctor friend who...   #179656   34 days ago  46
      
      

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      What exactly did you do with you doctor friend who eliminated almost 20 pounds of impacted fecal matter in a few days? What protocol did you use?

      What exactly did you do with you doctor friend who eliminated almost 20 pounds of impacted fecal matter in a few days? What protocol did you use?

       
      

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• Azathioprine: A Disease-Modifying Anti-Rheumatic D...   marykudro   3 months ago  49
  
  

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  Azathioprine weakens the immune system, to help keep it from rejecting a transplanted organ such as a kidney. It is also used for the treatment of RA (Rheumatoid Arthritis). Azathioprine tablets are used to prevent your body from rejecting a transplanted kidney. This medication is available on prescription only. You will usually be prescribed this medication by a health specialist. Azathioprine comes as tablets. In addition, it is also available as an injection, but this is usually only administered in hospitals. Most adult patients and children can take this medicine. You will have a blood test prior to starting to take Azathioprine pills to make sure it is apt and safe for you.

   
  

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• Etanercept: As A TNF Blocker   marykudro   4 months ago  48
  
  

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  Etanercept is a TNF blocker, aimed to treat ankylosing spondylitis, juvenile arthritis, psoriasis, and rheumatoid (inflammation of the joints), and psoriatic arthritis. The etanercept injection price in India can vary. In order to know the etanercept price as well as the procurement deets, kindly get in touch with us immediately at TOLL-FREE Number: 1800-889-1064. Etanercept may be used alone or together with other medications. The usual dose of Etanercept should be administered by subcutaneous injection. All the patients should be precisely assessed for the development of signs/symptoms of infection while on and also following the treatment with Etanercept.

   
  

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• Tocilizumab-An approval history   marykudro   5 months ago  62
  
  

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  The approval history of Tocilizumab took place when FDA approved Tocilizumab Injection for the treatment of patients with moderately to severely active Rheumatoid Arthritis in January 2010. The Food and Drug Administration approved tocilizumab for the treatment of Systemic Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis in April 2011. The FDA approved tocilizumab for the treatment of CAR T Cell-Induced Cytokine Release Syndrome in August 2017.

   
  

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• Xeljanz 5 mg-Treatment for rheumatoid arthritis   marykudro   6 months ago  69
  
  

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  Xeljanz is prescribed to the patient having severe rheumatoid arthritis. Xeljanz 5 mg is the recommended dose and is taken with or without food once a day. The most common side effects of this medication are respiratory tract infections, headaches, and diarrhea. Before starting the medication, always tell your doctor your medical history like any liver disease, kidney, TB, or hepatitis C. If you experience any allergies then immediately contact your doctor. xeljanz 5 mg price in India depends according to different pharmacies and wholesalers. It cost around ₹1105.73/Tablet.

   
  

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• Parasitic Rheumatism among Patients Infected with ...   CLEW   18 months ago  386  † C †
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  Eman M Hussein1*, Eman M El-Hamshary1, Aziza S Omar2, Amira B Mokhtar1
  1
  Departments of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt
  2
  Rheumatology and Rehabilitation, Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt
  *Corresponding Author: Eman M Hussein, Departments of Parasitology, Faculty of Medicine, Suez Canal University, Ismailia, Egypt.
  Research Article
  Received: June 24, 2019; Published: July 12, 2019
  Abstract
  Keywords: Parasitic Rheumatism; Rheumatic Syndromes
  Introduction
  Rheumatic syndromes, including inflammatory arthritis, inflammatory myositis, and vasculitis have been described among multiple different parasitic infections of all parasitic divisions including
  protozoa, nematode, and platy-helminthes [1,2]. Rheumatic pain
  is the main clinical manifestation of rheumatic syndromes and is
  defined as; pain involving articular (related to joints) and/or extraarticular structures (related to tendons and muscles) [3]. Evidence
  for underlying parasitic infection should be sought in patients presenting with unexplained or atypical rheumatic syndromes [4,5].
  Diagnosis of parasitic rheumatism is based on the demonstration
  of infection with a pathogenic parasite, lack of response to antiinflammatory agents, especially non steroidal anti-inflammatory
  drugs (NSAD), and improvement following anti-parasitic therapy
  with eradication of the parasite [1].
  Many terms were introduced to describe the condition, e.g. reactive Arthritis [6], rheumatic syndromes associated with parasites
  Introduction: Many intestinal parasites can induce a variety of rheumatic syndromes as a result of direct infiltration of musculoskeletal structures or an immune mediated mechanism.
  Objectives: In this study, patients having unexplained rheumatic pain were examined to identifying the frequency of intestinal parasitic infection among them and which of them fulfilling parasitic rheumatism criteria.
  Methodology: Stool samples of 107 patients having un explained rheumatic pain were examined to explore patients with parasitic
  rheumatism and rheumatologic blood investigation beside plan X ray for the affected joints were done.
  Results: The results showed that 50 patients out of 107 had parasitic infection. Cryptosporidium infection was the commonest
  (48.0%) followed by C. cayetanensis (32%), G. lamblia (24%), B. hominis (20%) and E. histolytica (8%). Beside Microsporidia, S. mansoni, A. lumbricoides and S. stercoralis were 4% for each. Some patients had mixed and triple parasitic infection. Infected parasitic
  patients fulfilling parasitic rheumatism criteria were 16/50 (32%). Giardiasis patients having parasitic rheumatism constituted 8/16
  (50%) and were the commonest. The other eight (50%) patients had Cryptosporidium, C. cayetanensis, E. histolytica/dispar and S.
  stercoralis. Two patients per each parasite. Giardiasis patients with parasitic rheumatism were females. Half of them (50%) were <
  15 years, complained of mono-articular joint pain, while the other were adults, complained of poly-articular joint pain.
  Conclusion: Due to similarity of musculoskeletal presentations of parasitic diseases to many rheumatic diseases; consequently the
  importance of parasitic infection as an underlying cause of rheumatic syndromes especially in developing countries must be studied
  in patients undergoing evaluation for rheumatic complaints.
  [2], parasitic arthritis, parasitic rheumatism [4,7] where the causative pathogen is the parasite, followed after free interval with a
  characteristic pattern of arthropathy as a reaction to the presence
  of the parasite [8]. During that process, usually in 1 to 3 weeks,
  antigens are transported to the synovial tissue. This may occur
  intra-cellularly within mononuclear or other phagocytosing cells,
  as immune complexes, or even in the form of free antigen [9-11].
  The consequence is a CD4+ cell mediated reaction, manifested as
  acute Arthritis [12], immune complex mediated cytotoxicity may
  also participate [10]. For chronic antigen induced arthritis, a periodic or continuous supply of the antigen is required [13]. Arthritis
  induced by parasitic infection is very polymorphic; symptoms are
  monoarticular, oligoarticular, or polyarticular, involving small, medium, and/or large joints. They can mimic the clinical picture of different inflammatory rheumatic diseases [7]. Essential criteria for
  diagnosis of parasitic rheumatism were inflammatory arthropathy,
  residence in an area of endemic parasitosis, absence of radiological
  changes, identification of a pathogenic parasite, inefficacy of antiDOI: 10.31080/ASGIS.2019.02.0059
  
  https://actascientific.com/ASGIS/pdf/ASGIS-02-0059.pdf
  

   
  

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