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Hello

I am 39 and have two gorgeous 7 month boys. However as I suspect many

people here did I have developed symptoms of RA 3 months after they

were born. My grandmother had v bad RA so there is a family history.

I have had bloods taken and am waiting for the results in 2 weeks

time. I wanted to know of there were any questions or matters that

you experts think it important to discuss with my GP if the diagnosis

comes back positive. I live in UK so any UK based advice welcome as

well. I hope I will get referred to a rheumatologist and if not I

think I should insist on it. Though my GP is very good and I am sure

he will want to do the best for me.

Also are there any supplements that people have had success with e.g.

glucosamine, shondritin, omega oils, etc.

Unfortunately due to a history of stomach ulcers I cannot take NSAIDs

so ibuprofen is out of the question for me, so not sure wht they will

do about that.

My symptoms started 3 months post partum, pain in my feet after

resting or sleepinf which goes with use of the feet. this then moved

onto ankle pain, finger pain and wrist pain.

Anyway I am trying not to think about how bad it could get and am just

enjoying being with my little lovely boys. But a bit of knowledge at

this early stge is important so I am trying to educate myself, so any

advice appreciated.

thanks

Alison

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