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Are you facing a roadblock in your life? A health crisis or health challenge? I know it can be infuriating, scary, or depressing at times. But let's look at it from a different angle. What if that roadblock is there to help you grow?
Aslan Tekatas, M.D., and Omer N. Pamuk, M.D., from the Trakya University Medical Faculty in Edirne, Turkey, examined the prevalence of RLS in patients with AS. Data were included for 130 patients diagnosed with AS according to modified New York criteria, as well as 91 age- and sex-matched controls.
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In August 2013, I posted " A Not-To-Do List for the Chronically Ill." It led me to turn my attention to those who take care of us. In a study published in the J ournal of the Royal Society of Medicine, "Quality of life: impact of chronic illness on the…
Ankylosing spondylitis, a type of arthritis that primarily affects the spine, can be tricky to identify-even by medical professionals. It's not unusual for patients to go months or even years before receiving an accurate diagnosis for ankylosing spondylitis. Most often, ankylosing spondylitis first appears in the sacroiliac joint between the…
The number one thing that mentally strong people don't do is waste time feeling sorry for themselves. And while it can be hard to avoid self-pity at times, choosing to exchange self-pity for gratitude could be one of the most instrumental things you can do to improve your life.
Acetaminophen — best known as Tylenol in the United States — does not appear to help ease lower back pain and offers little relief for the most common form of arthritis, according to a new report. The review of data from 13 studies could challenge existing recommendations on pain relief…
Add these simple steps to your routine to shed pounds, de-clutter your life, and give yourself a fresh start the hassle-free way.
The idea that your diet may help to control ankylosing spondylitis symptoms or slow the progression of the condition is an appealing one, but so far, no diet has been shown to reliably have these effects. There are still good reasons to pay attention to what you eat, however.
But the following suggestions may be helpful. Some situations require extra attention to your diet.
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