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What’s the most powerful question to ask a loved one with chronic autoimmune illness?
One of the most powerful things you can say to someone living with a chronic autoimmune disease is simple: “How are you coping with things?”
Psoriatic Arthritis: More Than Just Skin Disease
Psoriatic arthritis is a complex inflammatory disease that can affect your joints, nails, and even where tendons attach to bone (called entheses).
How often should rheumatology labwork be rechecked?
One common question I hear from patients is: “Should we recheck my labs?” It’s a fair question—especially if you’re dealing with a chronic condition or not feeling your best. But here’s the truth: more lab testing isn’t always better care.
Why Your Joint Pain Flares After Stress or Travel
Your body releases cortisol in response to stress. But when stress is ongoing—or your routine is disrupted like it is during travel—your cortisol rhythm gets thrown off. Instead of helping, it starts to work against you, and inflammation can increase.
Creatine: Not Just for Bodybuilders Anymore
When patients ask me about supplements, I usually start with a simple rule: often supplements do not have good clinical research behind them. Creatine is one of the exceptions.
You’ll Never Know Your Limits If You Don’t Try
Over the years, one lesson has become very clear to me: progress almost always comes from consistency, not intensity.
Biologic Drugs for Rheumatoid Arthritis: Are They Right for You?
Biologic drugs are often called “game-changers” for rheumatoid arthritis (RA). But how do you know if they’re the right choice for you? Let’s break it down in a way that answers the questions you’re actually searching for.
