Hi just received the letter from the hospital this morning from my visit over a week ago and at the moment they think I have Sero Negative Inflammatory Arthritis can anyone please explain what that means I know inflammatory means one of the group is it just the name they call it or more thankyou.
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There are many forms of inflammatory arthritis, sero-negative is one of them. Even though my label changed when my skin had a bout of psoriasis the meds did not. DD
including Juvenile arthritis, enteropathic arthritis, and anyklosing spondilitis, and reactive arthritis.
I have seroneg enteropathic arthritis.i also found the steroid injection didnt work, and had to have oral steroids which seemed to be only thing that aced it. im on methotrx and sulfasalazine now.
antiinflammatories are worth a good go in the first instance. there are different type ie naproxen, celebrix etc.
seronegative rheumatoid arthritis tends to take longer to diagnose but the treatment is the same & you need to be put on some strong drugs & try get refered to a rheumatologist