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January 2, 2025
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I'm seeing a dr on the 28 Jan gor results to the xray

January 2, 2025
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Abnormal x-ray results for knees and wrists could indicate several issues. For rheumatoid arthritis, x-rays might show joint damage, bone erosions, or changes in joint structure. Other possibilities include fractures, degenerative conditions, or infections. It's essential to discuss the findings with your doctor to Show Full Answer

Abnormal x-ray results for knees and wrists could indicate several issues. For rheumatoid arthritis, x-rays might show joint damage, bone erosions, or changes in joint structure. Other possibilities include fractures, degenerative conditions, or infections. It's essential to discuss the findings with your doctor to understand the specific cause and next steps.

January 2, 2025
A myRAteam Member

Thankyou I do have problems with both my wrists as I can't bend them but have been playing on a ps4 and using a controller and I've had the problem with pins and needles since then as I lie on that side I know I'm my own worse enemy but it's something to do

January 4, 2025

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