Guest guest Posted July 31, 2010 Report Share Posted July 31, 2010 Hi ! I had something weird show up on me once. They were investigating the bone spurs on my humeral head (shoulder), making sure I didn't have a torn rotator cuff (didn't) when they discovered my " unidentified spot " . I ended up having to have two surgeries - one to fill the benign bone cyst (the spot named after biopsy) and then the second to remove the bone spurs on the humeral head. It was creepy, scary for a while, but I'm glad it was nothing serious. Best wishes to you..... Doreen --- In , " blondewbrains1971 " <blondewbrains1971@...> wrote: Hi All Just wondering if anyone has ever had widespread bursitis? My Rheumy thought it was my tendons but ultrasounds showed inflammed and fluid filled bursa instead which are very painful and getting worse over time. Cortisone injections would be fine if it were just one or two but it's multiple regions - shoulders, elbows, knees, hips, wrists, ankles as well as ils (lower back/bottom). The strange thing is I had a total body bone scan yesterday which showed no inflammation process in my joints, only degenerative arthritis pattern so theorectically my RA should be under control - or does it show like that if the margins are already erroded and it's secondary damage? I have secondary damage shown on my xrays. I could understand if I were still exercising that some the bursitis could be from that but I can't exercise because i've been too tired and in too much pain to do anything anyway - and for it to be throughout my body surely is unusual if it were from repetition? I also had unidentified increased uptake spot in my distal (lower) - (about 3/4 way down) femur which I have to have further investigated - I don't even have any pain there - anyone else have something weird / benign like this show up in a bone scan? Any thoughts or comments would be appreciated. Thanks Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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