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Joint Pain No Better - 2 Wks Later

Theresa Marie

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Well went to dr. today for joint pain. had a ton of blood work done including for lymes disease, parvo virus, RA and others, still in pain, been 2wks. Will update with results. Celicac remains under control. But who knows. after work sunday on feet for 12 hrs., terrible [ain, esp in ankles and feet/ walked to parkin lot looking like an elderly patient. hope it gets better soon. started on naproxen.

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MrsClaus

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I am having the same problem. Dr. says my body is too acid and need to change diet more, cut out white salt, use grey salt celtic, avoid sugar, eat more veggies etc. Inflamation diet will help also. The other factor is if you have celiac your body was not getting the things it needs for the bones etc. so they are suffering.
Jackpru

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Have you tried cutting out Nightshade food such as Tomatoes, Peppars, white potatoes, aubergines etc, I find that these cause me joint pains, also all grains can have a bad effect such as maize.
What about your calcium levels, do you take any supplements, you dont say how old you are. If you are starting the menopause you could need some extra natural hormones

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