#I have ra now what full#
#I have ra now what professional#

Yes the meds we take are immunosuppressants but the benefits outweigh the risks. If the person who posted this concern is still in question about her/his labs please talk to your rheumatologist. I wanted to leave a comment on how awful I think the response is in this post and I feel bad for any patients this RN cares for. So in searching what the link could be other than folic acid I came across this page. My folic acid was increased with no change with constant fatigue. I have been referred to a heme/onc for my continuing elevated MCV.

#I have ra now what professional#

I don't know how old this post is but I find it quite disturbing that a healthcare professional would question a concerned patient about her blood work? I am a RN and was diagnosed with RA 2 years ago. Happy Herxheimer reaction ! (look it up, lol) There are anti-parasitic drugs available with documented high success rate in the treatment of confirmed RA. At least you've eliminated that as a cause and can now look to allergies or substances to which you are exposed causing it. If there is no infection then you have done no harm treating for it. If no allergies can be identified look into directly treating for infection itself. Keep up nutrition during this period and look to avoid substances which may cause you allergic reactions (makes RA worse and may even be causative) supplement with boron 10 mg/day for a few months see how it goes. Quick tip.the infectious agents seem to hate Boron (good!). But this is like supplying food to the army.the dying stops only when the war is won. Supplements can help because they give the body replacement materials worn down by the body's fight of the infection. You will find much on the web aimed to help alleviate symptoms - but very little aimed at treating causes of RA. Treatment for RA should be for treatment of the infection which will cure the cause of the arthritic 'symptoms'.' The RA symptoms are the result of the immune system response to the infection and depend on the areas of most infection. 'The causative theory used with proven success is that RA may be the result of an opportunistic systemic infection of any number of amoeba, mycoplasma type microorganisms. In any case, you may be interested in reading some of my pages on Gluten Sensitivity, which is likely the reason that you have both Rheumatoid Arthritis AND a high and rising MCV. There is a REASON why you have RA and if I had it, I'd want to find out why instead of having to take drugs that could cause me get rare brain infections. Don't you wonder how or why you got a disease in which your own body is attacking itself? This disease is not 'random', you don't just get it from the air or from 'genetics'. So, it's interesting that you are concerned about this MCV level, but seem relatively unconcerned that you have RA and that you are taking medication that decreases your immune system to the point where some of the side effects are deadly brain infections and fungal infections. A high MCV is a marker for Vitamin B12 deficiency, so unless you are taking vitamin b12, why would it go down? Bank Reliacard for questions regarding your debit card account:Д®mployer Quick Guide for specific contact information based on the assistance you need.Please see my page on MCV Blood Test. вЂ‹ PA Treasury for changes to payment method or tracking a lost payment:ДЁ7. If you send an email previously and the issue was addressed or is not impacting your claim payments, you will not receive a response. The last four digits of your Social Security Number

#I have ra now what full#

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