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Date: 19.08.2013
From: Paula

Subject: Neck pains

I have had Rheumatoid arthritis for 7 years but have recently started to have neck pains for the last 4-5 days would arthritis have something to do with this?
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Date: 19.08.2013
From: rhona

Subject: Re: Neck pains

Hi Paula, I am getting a lot of neck pain too, I don't know if it is coming from my shoulder or spine but I think arthritis does have a lot to do with it.
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Date: 19.08.2013
From: paula

Subject: Re: Neck pains

thanks Rhona
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Date: 19.08.2013
From: Tracey

Subject: Re: Neck pains

Hi, ive just been diagnosed with psoritic aarthritis and have been having really bad neck/back pain for last month or so x
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Date: 19.08.2013
From: Emm

Subject: Re: Neck pains

Paula Hi, I also suffer it and once had physio, but I started to sleep in bed with a neck 'travel' pillow and it honestly helps enormously.
I use one every night and have done for over a year.
I told the physio and took it in to show her and she said it was a good idea and would recomend it to other patients.
The ones I have I bought from M&S about £8 now. They are filled with beans I think.
I have 3 and wash them in the washer.
Just a thought you may want to try. I could never get comfy on ordinary pillows, always trying to screw them up into the neck, but these work great for me.
I don't like my head to high now I have neck pain.
Good luck with it.
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Date: 19.08.2013
From: paula

Subject: Re: Neck pains

Thanks tracey
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Date: 19.08.2013
From: paula

Subject: Re: Neck pains

Really good idea going to get one tomorrow thanks Emm
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Date: 20.08.2013
From: Sean

Subject: Re: Neck pains

There are some neck pads that you can also microwave for a minute to give a great deep heat treatment.

Again I think these had beans in - but don't eat them?

I've had really bad neck and back soreness pains and stiffness at times and a warm epsom salts bath is realy helpful too.

Gentle stretching and resistence can also ease inflammation - like lying on your front and gently raising opposite leg and arms to strengthen the muscles to support the joints.
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Date: 20.08.2013
From: Paula

Subject: Re: Neck pains

Thank you Sean for the information I will be sure to try these ideas
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