too young

[msdean]

im only 20 yrs old. but for the past say, 3 yrs ive been suffering with stiffness and tenderness in my hands that sometimes makes it hard to pick things up as well as doing something simple as writing. to ease the pain i usually take pain relievers 4 the problem...is this an arthitis problem?

[Dar584]

What type of pain relievers are you taking?  Have you tried antimflamatories such as Motrin, and if so does it help?
I would check with your dr. as there are over 100 different types of arthritis.  Age does not always mean anything.  Your dr. can go over your symptoms and check your blood to see if there is any inflamatory process or autoimmune going on.
Good luck and hope that you feel better.

[dixter]

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The hugely popular TV show 60 Minutes
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Outside this inner circle, however, everyone else gradually forgot about DMSO...

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