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One that i recently experienced is 'reactive athritis' which is a form of athritis commonly experienced after a stomach virus. If you start looking into it it'
by AnotherGoodName 2y ago
One that i recently experienced is 'reactive athritis' which is a form of athritis commonly experienced after a stomach virus.
If you start looking into it it's due to an immune response that occurs in people with the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HLA-B27 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HLA-B27 gene and that gene is associated with a large number of athritis risk factors (but also resistance to a lot of things including HIV).
- gambiting 2y agoI've had the same. It took over 5 years for me to go back to normal. Apparently somewhat common, but rarely talked about. And any virus can cause it.
- OutOfHere 2y agoReactive arthritis is easy to treat using a course of appropriate antibiotics, although the right choice may vary. A good powerful blend of probiotics in a capsule also helps tremendously although it's not sufficient without the antibiotic. I have used this approach to treat it. For an acute case, also consider activated carbon. Obviously the three all oppose each other, so take them at separate times. As for pathogenic viruses in the gut, immune boosting supplements, glutamine, and collagen should help with treatment.