I keep this blog in part to easily update family, friends, and other JA parents (and any other interested persons!) on how Anna is doing on her journey with Juvenile Arthritis. Since Anna was first diagnosed in 1999, the terminology has changed. I believe that now children are diagnosed with Juvenile Arthritis, or Juvenile Iodiopathic Arthritis, et. al. However, I created this blog a long time ago, when people referred the disease as Juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis. Hence the "JRA."
Monday, April 26, 2010
Then Again, Maybe Not . . . . .
After a week of "normal" life, the stiffness in the knee returned this morning (no pain, though). I'm wondering if there is any correlation between when she receives the Humira injection. She's due for another Humira injection on Tuesday. Last Friday, when she had stiffness and pain, it was about time for a shot of Humira. I do not have enough experience and/or knowledge to figure that all out. Anna took an Advil this morning. She hasn't been taking them regularly. We'll see what the doctor says on Friday. Just wanted to write it down somewhere to keep track of what's going on.
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arthritis flare,
Humira
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