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Promise of Tetracycline Antibiotic for Osteoarthritis 14 Jul 2005 Study Shows Effectiveness of Doxycycline in Slowing Disease Progression. A tetracycline antibiotic, doxycycline, has been successfully used to treat a wide-range of bacterial infections. In addition to its effects as an antibiotic, doxycycline has other actions as a drug and, in laboratory studies with animals and with human tissue, can inhibit the degradation of cartilage in a way that could be

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Hi I would like to do some reading about the benefits of using supplements like gloco. or msm, vitamins etc... for treating arthritis I am only interested in rigorous scientific studies, and not bogus advertising claims... could you points some good links for me please? TIA stef.

Does anyone in the group have any experience with taking this drug (Plaquinil) for knee pain (arthritis)? Thanks.

I am the Mother of "Green" who posted under the topic young sufferer. I want to be able to support her and try to understand the nature of this beast. I am a nurse and know somewhat of the process, yet when it touches someone you love an illness such as this really can knock the wind out of you. Does anyone have any suggestions for reading? I just shipped my daughter a book called Rheumatoid Arthritis: The Infection Connection. I'd appreciate any feedback as to what I can purchase to educate...

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Hi, i'm a 22 year old male, very athletic and active but I've been suffering from these almost paralyzing pains for about two years now that kind of start from my very low back and it radiates down mostly the right side of my butt and down the outside of my leg but not passed my knee to my toes. It also sometimes hurts the left side of my butt too. I also sometimes feel a very sharp pain right in the middle of my groin, in that case it's impossible for me to move side to side when i play...

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Following X-Rays on Friday last my GP's nurse has told me that arthritis of the spine has been diagnosed )I'd been in complaining of some persistent but not severe pain in the right side of the neck). So, I'm hoping this is the best place to come for some info based on you veterans'experience and knowledge, like: Can i expect this condition to inevitably become progressively worse? Will it severely restrict my mobility, and if so, how quickly? The nurse told me there is no treatment; is this...

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This may be in future for me and I would like to hear the problems and results from those who had them. Seems like I heard once they are very painful for some reason. Cortisone injections in knee were never a problem for me so wonder about these. Did they do any good and how long did they last? I have both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis. PD

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37 yo male, otherwise good health. When I was 16 yo, I went to catch a football and jammed my index finger. I disregarded the injury and quickly the most outer joint of my index finger healed dislocated slightly downward. Later, the joint malformed, Today it seems like there's a small marble under the skin where my most outer joint should be. Over the last four years the finger has become very soar and stiff, often the pain is unbearable. I am now ready (finally, I know this is a