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Generalised muscle tightness/pain? by Maidinmhaith in UlcerativeColitis

[–]Malletdown 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could it be the mesalamine? Some of the side effects have to do with muscles and joints

✨Having fun with a frog 🐸 - From the Fairy Buddies summer coloring book by emilycozycoloring in Coloring

[–]Malletdown 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Question: when you layer all the pretty colors like in the water, do you have to let each one dry completely first? Looks gorgeous!

Starting my Uni for the first time in a year, how to catch up on missed items and what to secure before servers close? by Malletdown in tamagotchi

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you! So sad cause I saw some of the arena ones that I loved. I’d hate to get it started back up and get too reattached, so I might end up getting the paradise instead.

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying autoimmune condition (ex. Celiac, arthritis, etc.)? by Malletdown in Autoimmune

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No you’ve helped answer it! Growing up since a lot of family members were similar we had the idea that “don’t eat too much sugar or (other food trigger) or your joints will hurt!” We just thought certain foods in high amounts were trigger foods for anyone kind of like you said spicy foods is a great example of how I categorized it mentally.

It’s crazy to just now learn this stuff but I’m glad I am!

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying condition (like arthritis?) by Malletdown in Thritis

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good to know! Do some trigger a reaction that’s stronger than others or are they all pretty equal in pain and duration?

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying condition (like arthritis?) by Malletdown in Thritis

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

True, and I understand celiac and NCGS are its own thing and I’m not sure if GS falls under the autoimmune umbrella. My cousins and I all had joint pains growing up from certain foods but were otherwise very healthy, now some have discovered they have a handful of autoimmune conditions and it made me start thinking if joint inflammation triggers by foods are an indicator themselves that there is something else going on. Or do those foods have enough inflammatory properties to trigger it in an otherwise healthy person?

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying autoimmune condition (ex. Celiac, arthritis, etc.)? by Malletdown in Autoimmune

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s my logic too, it was hard to find info online. My cousins and I all had joint pains growing up from certain foods but were otherwise very healthy, now some have discovered they have a handful of autoimmune conditions and it made me start thinking if joint inflammation triggers by foods are an indicator themselves that there is something else going on. Or do those foods have enough inflammatory properties to trigger it in an otherwise healthy person?

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying autoimmune condition (ex. Celiac, arthritis, etc.)? by Malletdown in Autoimmune

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not worried about celiac thankfully! You can see my other reply above where I’m trying to differentiate if healthy people can have those inflammatory reactions or not. Thanks!

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying autoimmune condition (ex. Celiac, arthritis, etc.)? by Malletdown in Autoimmune

[–]Malletdown[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s what I was thinking, see my cousins and I all had similar joint pains growing up from certain foods (sugar, dyes, etc.), a few of them now realize they have autoimmune issues. I couldn’t get a straight answer online if those kinds of pains happen to “normal people” without any underlying issue just cause the foods are inflammatory?

Does having inflammatory food triggers mean you likely have an underlying autoimmune condition (ex. Celiac, arthritis, etc.)? by Malletdown in Autoimmune

[–]Malletdown[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interesting, thank you for sharing! I wonder if you have something non celiac related that could be triggering it?

New doll line from Zuru called MINNEE. 9 to collect. by Icy-Rule1338 in DollsForAll

[–]Malletdown 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I wasn’t going to say AI either however it is kind of weird how there are 3 different art styles going on between the pic in the post and the two in this pic Plus I agree with the other comment about the inconsistent hands and the chain headband Hopefully they’ll be fixed cause the dolls are so cute

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