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Aniek
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I had to stop taking Plaquenil because a test showed I can't process one of the ingredients.

I'm having really painful inflammation now. I can't take anti-inflammatories. Any ideas?

I'm taking quercetin with tumeric, just over a week now. I'm considering working with a nutritionist to talk about the anti-inflammation diet.

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stella marie
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Darn it Aniek,

You are so helful to me at times.....just once I wish I had an answer for you.

That diet was the only thing I could think of.

Good luck!

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Did you ever take LDN (low dose naltrexone)? It reduces inflammation(in nerves anyway), I am going to ask my LLMD to prescribe it next time.

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TerryK
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I take these:
High dose fish oil, Serraflazyme, Digestive enzymes (enteric coated protease) on an empty stomach, bromelain.

I don't take these but they are known to help reduce inflammation: Feverfew, Noni-NutraMedix, Rutin.

Edited to add: mangosteen

As usual, check anything to decide to try with your LLMD.

I hate the snap, crackle pop of inflammation. Not to mention what it does to everything, including the blood sugars.

Hope you get it under control.

Terry

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aniek, no advise but this [group hug] [kiss] ! you're always there for all of us! wishing i could throw some advise your way, but looks like you've gotten really good info above! [Wink]
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Where is the inflammation located? Anti-inflammatory gels that are localized can be made at various pharmacies and if you can't use anti-inflammatories in any context, pain medications like codein or others can be mixed in a cocktail into a pain gel or taken orally. Is the issue a digestive issue, joint issue? Allergy, Liver? What is the reason for not being able to take anti-inflammatories, so I can fine tune my ideas.

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Might want to give try Zyflamend. Very easy to take no side effects. I thinks it's helping me a little bit. So hard to tell when you take so many pills.

http://www.iherb.com/ProductDetails.aspx?c=1&pid=77&at=0

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http://articles.directorym.com/Boswellia-a853082.html

Boswellia is said to help well. I haven't tried it yet but it's on my shopping list.

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Aniek
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Thank you all.

MetallicBlue -
The inflammation is all over. I generally get muscle inflammation and my hands are particularly bad. It is not joints and it is not localized, so a gel won't work.

I can't take anti-inflammatories because I have a genetic inability to detox them. I had the Detoxigenomics test through Genova and there was a list of medications I couldn't detox.

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