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Can't Seem To Find Help For PSA Pain. Ice Helps Some. How Do You Cope?
Thank you. I'm still battling w/the insurance co for a biologic, but I have made several changes to my diet. Meanwhile, I'm in significant pain.
Not sure if you are on the right treatment plan if you have so much pain - the biologics I have been on have reduced the pain significantly. However I also had gout - a very common issue when you have PSA and that was more painful than the PSA - but that is under control now and I have no pain from that. Also I have eliminated 90-95% of the processed food and added sugar in my diet - my sugar comes in the form of fruit or Raw honey or real maple syrup only. The has also helped. I hope you can find the right treatment that helps. Good Luck!
Managing psoriatic arthritis (PsA) pain can be challenging, but there are several strategies that might help:
- Acupuncture: Effective for some, with no negative side effects
- Physical and Occupational Therapy: Learn exercises and ways to move that reduce pain.
- Joint-Protection Devices: Braces and splints can help stop Show Full Answer
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