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My joints are getting swollen and puffy at night (fingers and knees) as well as sore back and neck. i am very well hydrated and eat very healthy low sodium diet. is arthritis the only or most likely cause? what bloodwork should i get done?
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Different types: While arthritis seems to be the working diagnosis, work up regarding possible etiology will be needed. A detailed history and physical exam will be needed. Your primary doc will be best to get it started.
Answered 2/15/2020
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