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What To Do If Having Pain In Wrist, Arm, Shoulder And Legs After Being Diagnosed With Scheuermann's Disease?
A doctor said I had scheuermann's diesase because I did an X-ray because I was having really bad back pain well I tried physical threapy and lost some weight and tons of pain pills...nothing helped. Now I'm getting wrist,arm,shoulder,leg,knee,ankle pains plus swollen ankles...what should I do
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Scheuermann's disease is mainly seen in young adults. I understand that you have a progressive back deformity. You should take pain killers and some of which lead to fatigue. However, I also consider to rule out spondylitis which also leads to kyphosis of thoracic spine along with other features. Consult your treating orthopedics surgeon for guidance and further treatment
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What To Do If Having Pain In Wrist, Arm, Shoulder And Legs After Being Diagnosed With Scheuermann's Disease?
Hello and Welcome to ‘Ask A Doctor’ service. I have reviewed your query and here is my advice. Scheuermann s disease is mainly seen in young adults. I understand that you have a progressive back deformity. You should take pain killers and some of which lead to fatigue. However, I also consider to rule out spondylitis which also leads to kyphosis of thoracic spine along with other features. Consult your treating orthopedics surgeon for guidance and further treatment Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.