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I was surprised at the quick responses. I will try to answer all the questions in this post.
Cat: My wife is on mat leave for another 9 months. When she goes back to work we will pursue Remicaid or Enbrel. When I have time I will sift through the Alternate Treatment section.
David: I can't believe I didn't think of adding a snorkel. We were just on vacation and a 50' swim left me with a sore neck. I'm not a big swimmer but will keep it in mind the next time I hit a pool. As for pain it is currently all in my back, chest & neck. No deep breaths and not much mobility. Hopefully stretching & exercise will help out.
Tim: I'm hoping to reduce or change to less destructive meds. I don't ever expect to be on no meds although my Dad hasn't taken any for years and he has AS too.
Wayne: I have never heard of Salazopyrin. As google shows me it is an anti-inflammatory the questions are: Is it an NSAID? How hard is it on your system? And is it recommended for AS? The info I read only mentions RA.
I have been through most of the tests but I don't think all of them. After a while you forget all the different blood tests.
Also, thanks for the reading material. Something for when it gets slow at work next week.
Trevor
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