#osteitis

If I'm getting close then helloo there 👋 my name's Sarah but most people call me lawtey, today I'm going to talk about why my life is just one long spiral of apocalyptic hellfire. If you fancy a laugh, cry or cringe, then I beg you to stay tuned.

So as a "millennial" i think I was born in 89 honestly I don't know... I'm your average 33 something year old, when it comes to paper work.

So yes female, gay, got her own house, car etc... Normal shit that people generally tick off if they achieve a job with satisfactory salary!

But on the inside I have 100% a complete different tale. Starting at my head, I have so far been diagnosed with PTSD, Anxiety and Depression, and I pay a excellent therapist a sum of money 💰 to talk about a fucking awful trauma I went through when I was younger.

Drop down to eyes 👀 can't see for shit! Take my glasses from me and I will be patting the fuck out of your misses tits 😉

Hips got diagnosed with osteitis condensans ilii physio is getting me no where and I feeling 100% like an old woman

Then there's deep in side my guts 2013 I got diagnosed with Crohn's disease, had 30cm of my bowels removed and been told I'm in remission since. But I still to this day can't eat solids without experiencing pain and yes Karen I've tried gluten free... I've tried everything!!

I live on a vegan meal replacement milkshakes 2 times a day, and in the morning I'll have wheetabix with oatmilk. That's what keeps me going, along with a shut ton of medication obviously... Yay for the NHS! 😏

Today I found out my only escape route, where I can go if shit goes fucking wrong my parents. Have sold there house and there moving to America to be with my sister. Who has given them two grand children.

The pain from my wisdom tooth, plus that, plus my hip and today my period started.

Fuck this shit!

Osteomyelitis is one of the rare bone diseases that may require treatment and medical intervention to prevent the patient's condition from getting worse. Osteomyelitis can affect children and adults, but it is often emergency and rapid in children, while it can be chronic in adults.

Osteitis spreads to affect two people out of every 10,000 people around the world, and it is possible that various factors may intervene to raise the risk of osteitis, such as fractures and direct injuries to the bone, but it may be due to chronic causes such as diabetes and other diseases that may affect the bones and facilitate their infection afterwards with types of Bacteria and fungi occupy the bone and lead to imbalances that require a visit to an orthopaedic doctor ( أفضل دكتور عظام في الرياض ) for diagnosis and selection of the most appropriate treatment.

Treatment of osteitis after diagnosis is often based on the use of antibiotics, but the problem of bacterial resistance to drugs intended to treat osteitis may make surgical debridement an alternative solution that can be chosen; It is the removal of dead tissue from the bone, especially in chronic cases.

Antibiotics such as antifungals are one of the options available to treat acute osteoarthritis, and they are often sufficient to treat these cases within a period ranging from 4 to 8 weeks, which may belong in some cases, on the recommendation of the responsible doctor. In these cases, antibiotics are taken intravenously and perhaps orally Patients can also take pain relievers to relieve associated symptoms.

Osteitis - (pathology) inflammation of bone