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Can RA Affect Your Hips?
I have pins and rods hips
Yes, rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can indeed affect the hips. It is a chronic autoimmune disease that can cause inflammation, swelling, stiffness, and pain in various joints, including the hips. This can significantly impact mobility and quality of life. RA typically affects joints symmetrically, so it may involve both hips Show Full Answer
Or a moo dress?
My Aunty is 101 and she wears moo moos all the time
πππ I need one of those I remember the days when women wore them. I had my hips X-ray d theyβre normal itβs my spine that radiates pain around hips. If they have already done surgery on your hips for a fracture I would think surgeon could determine any RA damage Bev
Yes bc cartilage, tendons, bursa, bones. RA goes where it wants. My hips bother me bad, off and on. I notice my steps get shorter and it's hard to get up into our truck or even a car.
Then, sitting, lying down?
I put on my pants and I couldn't get the back seam in the center bc one side was swollen up larger. That is very noticeable. I need to get a pup tent for going out to eat.
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