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Sudden Onset Of Soreness, Swelling On Finger Joints, Hip Pain. Sign Of Aggressive Arthritis?

During the past month or so I have experienced soreness in the joints of my fingers some of which are swollen. I was a PE teacher and played a lot of sport which might have a bearing on my condition. However, I cannot understand why these arthritic symptoms have come on so suddenly. On a couple of fingers it has started in the upper joint and then worked its way down to the lower joint. I am in a job now where I need to use my hands but find it uncomfortable and fear it is going to get worse. Is there such a thing as aggressive arthritis which comes on all of a sudden. My hips are also giving me pain. I am 54years old .
Tue, 1 Apr 2014
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I would be concerned that this may be the start of Rheumatoid arthritis. you should see you Dr and have some X-rays of the affected joints and some blood work. anti-inflammatory medication can help in the interim.
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Sudden Onset Of Soreness, Swelling On Finger Joints, Hip Pain. Sign Of Aggressive Arthritis?

I would be concerned that this may be the start of Rheumatoid arthritis. you should see you Dr and have some X-rays of the affected joints and some blood work. anti-inflammatory medication can help in the interim.