Turkish Posted 7 October, 2011 Posted 7 October, 2011 After you medical experts diagnosed Dunes affliction i wonder I'd you can help me. From time to time I get a pain in the joint of my big toe for no apparent reason, I've been tested for gout and it's not that. It happens every now and again and now I am getting it in my ankle. The same ankle which I injured badly in 1997 and effectively ended my football career at a decent non league standard and have done the ligaments of 3 time since. Been weak ever since that injury. I think I might have a bit of arthritis I'm only 34, surely not?!!
Jonnyboy Posted 7 October, 2011 Posted 7 October, 2011 Just asked the bird (podiatrist) - you can get arthritis at any age from an injury, but perhaps could be tendonitis/tendonopathy. Is there swelling and redness?
Turkish Posted 7 October, 2011 Author Posted 7 October, 2011 Just asked the bird (podiatrist) - you can get arthritis at any age from an injury, but perhaps could be tendonitis/tendonopathy. Is there swelling and redness? There is. An Ibruprophen usually sorts me out short term it's pis*ing me off though FFS
Jonnyboy Posted 7 October, 2011 Posted 7 October, 2011 There is. An Ibruprophen usually sorts me out short term it's pis*ing me off though FFS "See a physio and get refered for an xray (to see if its osteoarthritis) but an MRI scan would be needed to check the tendons." hth Failing that, become an alcoholic.
Turkish Posted 7 October, 2011 Author Posted 7 October, 2011 You have a fine woman any physio she'd recommend?. xxx
John Boy Saint Posted 7 October, 2011 Posted 7 October, 2011 Might find as the weather has turned a bit chillier, due to your past injury Rhumatism might have taken hold.
Jonnyboy Posted 7 October, 2011 Posted 7 October, 2011 "Just get with the NHS physios through your GP as its quicker to get an MRI, don't know any private physios, but as its the feet see the excellent Steve Jones, private biomechanical podiatrist, shirley, probably in yellow pages, he's the best"
dune Posted 7 October, 2011 Posted 7 October, 2011 Could be arthritis. It runs in families. I reckon i've got it coming on as every now and then I get an ache in my shoulder which then moves to the other shoulder.
Just a Fan Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 Big noses run in my family. Big feet run in mine!
tpbury Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 You can't just do one test for gout - they just measure urate at a point in time and your urate levels may havve dropped by the time they did the test. In any case, from 12 years experience, gout is a form of arthritis in as much as it causes your joints to mis-shape. Toe is one, but ankle is just as common. I also severely twisted my ankle a couple of years before getting the first gout attack - in that same ankle, so I think the trauma can make a joint more susceptible to 'gouty arthritis' as it is known.
Baj Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 I'd ask my missus (orthopaedic surgeon) but she'd probably just prescribe mtfu juice.
Jonnyboy Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 I'd ask my missus (orthopaedic surgeon) but she'd probably just prescribe mtfu juice. I hope you lead a life of leisure!
Dr Who? Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 I am suprised that it is only part 2 of what is wrong with you.
lumuah Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 You have gout. Big toe and ankle are classic. Stop drinking wine and port, and take anti inflammatories. Keep yourself well hydrated. It is cause by urate crystals building up and making the surface rough. A one of blood test may 'prove' it, but it definitely doesn't disprove it. Gout diagnosis is based on what you see, and not necessarily on tests. Operations are available to scrape the crystals off the joints, but you'd need to be nearly crippled to justify that.
Jonnyboy Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 Gout usually affects overweight drinkers no? I thought Turks was a six-packing boi?
bridge too far Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 It's a misconception that gout is caused by port and a rich diet. It can affect even the healthiest people. Lifestyle Dietary causes account for about 12% of gout,[2] and include a strong association with the consumption of alcohol, fructose-sweetened drinks, meat, and seafood.[4][8] Other triggers include physical trauma and surgery.[6] Recent studies have found dietary factors once believed to be associated are, in fact, not; including the intake of purine-rich vegetables and total protein.[9][10] The consumption of coffee, vitamin C and dairy products as well as physical fitness appear to decrease the risk.[11][12][13] This is believed to be partly due to their effect in reducing insulin resistance from http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gout
OttawaSaint Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 It appears that bacteria from all the sh1t that spews out of your mouth has been able to infect you by entering the small wounds in your toes after you cut your nails...
Raging Bull Posted 8 October, 2011 Posted 8 October, 2011 You have a fine woman any physio she'd recommend?. xxx Steve Pool at Romsey physio, an ex-saint physio. He's gggrrrreeeeaaaattttt.
BlagdonSaint Posted 9 October, 2011 Posted 9 October, 2011 After you medical experts diagnosed Dunes affliction i wonder I'd you can help me. From time to time I get a pain in the joint of my big toe for no apparent reason, I've been tested for gout and it's not that. It happens every now and again and now I am getting it in my ankle. The same ankle which I injured badly in 1997 and effectively ended my football career at a decent non league standard and have done the ligaments of 3 time since. Been weak ever since that injury. I think I might have a bit of arthritis I'm only 34, surely not?!! Why not "Stroll around unchallenged " to your local GP on Monday?
Saint in Paradise Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 Big noses run in my family. Well fresh air is Free.
Saint in Paradise Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 After you medical experts diagnosed Dunes affliction i wonder I'd you can help me. From time to time I get a pain in the joint of my big toe for no apparent reason, I've been tested for gout and it's not that. It happens every now and again and now I am getting it in my ankle. The same ankle which I injured badly in 1997 and effectively ended my football career at a decent non league standard and have done the ligaments of 3 time since. Been weak ever since that injury. I think I might have a bit of arthritis I'm only 34, surely not?!! Perhaps it is the start of bone cancer.
hamster Posted 10 October, 2011 Posted 10 October, 2011 Perhaps it is the start of bone cancer. You jest, wouldn't discount anything tbh.
Saint in Paradise Posted 11 October, 2011 Posted 11 October, 2011 You jest, wouldn't discount anything tbh. Actually Hamster I was being serious.
hamster Posted 11 October, 2011 Posted 11 October, 2011 (edited) Actually Hamster I was being serious. Tell me about it mate. \/ http://www.saintsweb.co.uk/showthread.php?28254-A-few-spots-and-pee-ing-blood-medical-advice SWF saves lives, fact. Edited 11 October, 2011 by hamster
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