It has long been theorised that in some cases people with dental infections are more likely to get RA flares. In my particular case I have found that in any area where I may have an infection of some kind say from a splinter or something that in that area I am often more prone to suffer from joint inflammation.
there is no such connection with RA.
I suffer from RA and have found that there is no connection between the way my RA feels and the weather aside from the fact that when there is stiffness you tend to be a little more tense when it is cold causing pain to be a bit more pronounced..
Ra is not caused by infections RA is an Autoimmune disease that is the result of some problem in the setup of the immune system resulting in the body rejecting its own tissue. Infectious arthritis or septic arthritis is caused by an infection in the fluid and or other tissues of a joint. These are usually caused by bacteria, and at other times viruses or fungi.
Not that I know of, however there is does seem to be strong connection between tooth decay and gum disease and the onset of Rheumatoid arthritis. So much so that by controlling these when they are present there is often a marked reduction in RA.
I have had RA or a long time and in that time i have noticed that RA flareups can coincide with infections of one sort or another. However I think you have it the wrong way around. You see Rheumatoid arthritis is a immune disorder and does not create the bacteria that you need to get an infection like those that can occur with body piercings or any other damage to the body like cuts scratches splinters etc. However again if you do get an infection that activates the immune system and that in turn may have an effect on joints if you lean towards RA.
I think that at ancient times they used to think that the king represent the god in this world ( other times they thought that the king is the son of the god ) and that's why they called khafra by that name because Ra was the god at that time and the name mean ( rise Ra) or ( appearing like Ra)
there is no such connection with RA.
I suffer from RA and have found that there is no connection between the way my RA feels and the weather aside from the fact that when there is stiffness you tend to be a little more tense when it is cold causing pain to be a bit more pronounced..
Yes there seems to be a definite connection between the incidence of RA among people whose parent or parents also had trouble with it.
Ra is not caused by infections RA is an Autoimmune disease that is the result of some problem in the setup of the immune system resulting in the body rejecting its own tissue. Infectious arthritis or septic arthritis is caused by an infection in the fluid and or other tissues of a joint. These are usually caused by bacteria, and at other times viruses or fungi.
It seems that there is a connection between some of the drugs that are used in treating RA and tinnitus, Salicylates (particularly aspirin) , Plaquinill Is another drug that can cause this problem.
No there is no connection between uric acid content in the blood and RA. Ra is an Autoimmune disease and high uric acid in the blood is not likely to have an effect on that. However ther is nothing that says that you cant suffer from both problems simultaneously.
Yes It is likely that you have a positive RA factor if you have RA However it is not necessary to have a positive RA factor if you have RA the relationship between RA factor and ra is not understood and some people with RA never have an RA factor. These situations are known as sero-negative Rheumatoid arthritis.
First, Ra is the god of the sun, while Zeus is the god of the skysecond, Ra is Roman, and Zeus is greekHOPE I HELPED
Ra is Indian standard whereas Rz is DIN standard
Lexapro cannot cause eye infections. Like any medication, lexapro may cause puffy eyelids, but it is unlikely to do so.
Not that I know of, however there is does seem to be strong connection between tooth decay and gum disease and the onset of Rheumatoid arthritis. So much so that by controlling these when they are present there is often a marked reduction in RA.