Health problems at a young age

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frnds

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I'm a near-24 male who, over the last 7 years, has seen the following happen:

(1) Foot pain (age 17)
(2) Knee pain (17-18, worsening around age 21)
(3) Elbow pain (20)
(4) Periodic inflammation in right middle finger (20)
(5) Inflammation in other areas of left and right hands (22)
(6) Back pain (22-23)
(7) Severe sitting discomfort (22-23)
(8) Right wrist pain and inflammation (23)
(9) Skin wrinkling (23)
(10) Significant decline in energy - more likely to nap, less likely to stay up late (gradual)
(11) Decline in health of genitalia - difficult to describe briefly (last 8 months)
(12) Neck pain (last month)

It's confirmed I have arthritis, which probably explains 2, 3, 4, 5, and 8 (and maybe 12).

I don't think it's normal for someone aged 23 to occasionally be barely able to walk, to take naps on the majority of days, or to undergo significant changes in their sexual organs. I've gone to medical professionals on many of the above items, but none have been addressed or explained.

I'm wondering if anyone has an opinion on whether these problems are unusual for a person my age, whether they could all be connected, and how I should go about trying to fix them. Thanks for any comments.
 
Arthritis has no respect for age, it can happen at any age.

Inflammation is miserable to say the least. Ask your doctor about taking "LIMBREL" for the inflammation. It has helped me. I was unable to take Ibuprophen, Aleve, or other for the inflammation. Limbrel is made from bark from two different trees/bushes, it is not a chemical mixture made in a test tube according to info I have read.

I stopped taking Limbrel for 4 weeks due to an abcessed tooth and needed to take Advil an hour prior to root canal. I have an impinged shoulder and the Advil helped so much I decided to take it a while longer. All the previous aches/pains returned. I had inflammation again in left foot, knees, groin area where legs attach to body (needle like pains trying to get up from a chair), thigh muscles, lower back, hips, upper back, shoulders, wrists, hands, fingers. Have been back on Linbrel for two weeks and the misery is settling down but not gone. Will take a few months most likely to regain relief I had been enjoying.

Limbrel does not instantly stop misery, takes time to build up in system. In two weeks you will see a difference and in three months you will know it is helping a lot. You will be back to a state of body comfort versus all that pain/misery. It is not a 100% cure, but, the relief is wonderful.

I do not have calcium deposits, mine is inflammation of joints, ligaments, and tissues.

It would be worth your checking with your doctor about taking Limbrel. It does not work like taking an aspirin and the misery be gone in a few minutes, it is a gradual working med.
 
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