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Dr. Jason Kur

Dr. Jason Kur

MD,FRCP
Rheumatologist
Vancouver, BC
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How can a nurse help manage my rheumatoid arthritis?

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A nurse can be a key player on your health care team when managing rheumatoid arthritis. Your nurse will help administer medications to you, especially those that are given by IV or through an injection. Due to the medications you take, your immune system will be suppressed and your nurse can help ensure you have appropriate vaccinations. Consider your nurse a valuable part of your management plan, and a direct partner of your rheumatologist.

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Treatment of Rheumatoid Arthritis

Dr. John Wade

Dr. John Wade

MD, FRCPC
Rheumatologist
Vancouver, BC
Q:

Who is most likely to develop gout?

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Gout tends to affect men more than women, and it typically sets in at a younger age for men (in their 20's and 30's). You can also have a higher chance of developing gout if you have a family history of gout. Certain lifestyle factors, such as excessive alcohol intake and being overweight can also lead to an increased chance of gout. If you feel you may have gout, you should speak with your family physician. 

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Gout Treatment Options

Dr. Egidius Stockenstrom

Dr. Egidius Stockenstrom

MD
Family Doctor
Vancouver, BC
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How do you treat a fever?

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To treat a fever, the main goal is to bring the body temperature down. Things like drinking lots of cold fluids, or sponging off with a lukewarm bath, can help achieve this. Ibuprofen or acetaminophen can also be good for helping to bring the temperature down even further.

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What is a fever?

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