Sorry Fibrofool I dont know anything about that-but heres a hug to help anyway! Hugs-Jazzy ((((((((((((((((((((((fibrofool)))))))))))))))))))))))

The best person to help you, to answer your questions, is your doctor.  Don't be afraid about what you ask, or about how many questions you may have...write them all done so you don't forget to ask.  We all get afraid about things we don't know...what does this all mean?  Take a deep breath and be strong.

 

I am so glad for the good news :) :) :)  As for the arthritis and fibro??  I have minor arthritis but the fibro meds are more then the pain from the arthritis so I don't think I can help there.  Sorry.

What type of arthritis? From what I have read and been told, the main difference is that arthritis is inflammatory and thus can be progressive if it is not cared for. The pain and physical inconveniences of the arthritis should be more treatable as well.

 

Just a comment on the other topic in this post....

 

I think the main trouble with a 'dead bone' would be a matter of strength. The marrow provides a certain amount of support and flexibility to a bone. But while the marrow of the hip bones does produce a lot of the body's blood, it probably wouldn't be life threatening to lose that amount of production.

 

Just my thoughts. I refer all readers to the medical disclaimer on the site, of course. I'm not a medical professional.