Question 1

what is charcot neuro-arthropathy?

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Form of arthritis: A form of arthritic joint destruction caused by a lack of nerve input to the joint involved and its region of the body.

Question 2

what is underlying inflammatory arthropathy?

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Check with your doc: You may need a battery of testing. Check with your rheumatologist.

Question 3

what's facetal arthropathy? and does it cause severe pain?

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: Visit this site for information on this topic and talk to your doctor: https://stanfordhealthcare.org/medical-conditions/back-neck-and-spine/facet-arthropathy.html#:~:text=What%20is%20Facet%20Arthropathy%3F,bones%20that%20form%20your%20backbone).

Question 4

what's the procedure code for chronic and subcute arthropathy?

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CPT or ICD9: Icd9 is 719.40.

Question 5

what is acromioclavicular arthropathy?

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Joint pain: Acromioclavicular arthropathy is a fancy way of saying that the joint where your collar bone meets your shoulder is hurting you.  Possible old injury? Overuse? You should talky to your doc about possible treatments which will likely include anti-inflammatory meds as well as possible steroids, either systemic or injectable.

Question 6

is there a treatment of psoriatic arthropathy?

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Yes: The key is early treatment. Whereas some patients may have mild psoriatic arthritis that responds to an anti-inflammatory medication or to methotrexate, many patients have more severe disease that causes debilitating pain, stiffness, and swelling. For these patients, excellent help is available in the form of humira, remicade, enbrel, or simponi (golimumab). These four rx can dramatically improve psoriasis.

Question 7

what is postrheumatic arthropathy?

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Post traumatic: As the above signifies "after trauma" to a joint   arthros equals joint
           pathy equals pathology (something wrong).

Question 8

what is the meaning of chronic and subcute arthropathy?

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See below: Chronic  over a long time uaually about 6 weeks
sub acute  recent or within 3 weeks

problems with a joint.

Question 9

what is diffuse facet arthropathy?

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Facet arthropathy: The facets are the joints between the posterior parts of adjacent vertebral bodies.  Diffuse facet arthropathy means generalized degenerative arthritis of these joints throughout the spin

Question 10

how serious is a mild facet arthropathy?

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It varies: In most cases it is no problem at all. Mild cases are often painless, but it can be difficult to determine if the arthropathy is causing a problem or not. Some physicians will inject the joint or the nerves to the joint to see if it relieves the symptoms (using low back pain).

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