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A member asked:
Just recently diagnosed with myositis, osteoarthris in my knees and feet, how worried should i be about this, seems that nothing works for me.
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Depends on true diag: At age 38 you are young to have a diagnosis of osteoarthritis. You need to clarify whether the diagnosis of myositis is actually myofascial pain. Clarifying the diagnosis is important for therapy. You need to exercise, control your weight and other therapy depending on the correct diagnosis.
Answered 7/21/2013
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