Does Anyone Have Synovitis In Their Knees? Any Recommendations On How To Deal With Pain And Immobility?
Psoriatic arthritis and psoriasis
Solomons seal root oil and a heating pad does wonders. Try to stay away from otc pain killer. I use white willow bark.capsule for pain and inflammation
Thx I use a heating pad everyday does not help . It’s very severe and I get a lot of fluid build up and non stop pain. I had steroid injections and they’ve worn off after two weeks . Prob need surgery. Ugh
This was one of the most debilitating symptoms I experienced. Before diagnosis I opted for OTC antiinflammatory meds, ice, and rest. This helped, but took days to feel better.
During my initial visits with a rheumatologist he would drain the fluid and inject a steroid, which offered literally immediate relief.
Since I started a biologic, I have experienced very little knee discomfort, aside from the occasional ache for a day or two the ibuprofen seems to take care of really well.
Yes, many people with psoriatic arthritis (PsA) experience synovitis in their knees. Here are some recommendations to manage pain and immobility:
- Medications: Over-the-counter NSAIDs like Advil (ibuprofen) and Aleve (naproxen) can help reduce inflammation and pain. If these are not effective, your doctor may prescribe Show Full Answer
@A MyPsoriasisTeam Member, I hope that you feel better soon. 😘It is so difficult to deal with the everyday pain, everywhere😥 Sometimes I use a tens unit. Thanksgiving, I could not even walk on one of my feet. I used the tens as high as I could take it. It took about a week but I started feeling better. As I have stated many times in here, it is day by day. Pain always seems to pop up, if not in one area, another. Take care of yourself😉
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