Older rheumatoid arthritis medication?

"The patient gives a good history of symmetric inflammatory disease with onset and stiffness that are consistent with a s/l seenya rheumatoid arthritis. She does not have a significant family history, but she is a smoker, which is a known risk factor for developing RA." I'm unsure if the dr. is changing her mind midsentence and wants to say "that are seen in a" or if she's saying "with a seed of" or something completely different. I thought she might be saying "senior" but ...

s/l a strong re-speck-ture - test for rheumatoid arthritis. ...

Seropositive rheumatoid arthritis being treated with leflunomide and "evadafept". Any suggestions? TIA. ...

Anyone out there have any hearing loss? I have developed significant hearing loss. My ENT has encouraged me to keep transcribing, with the use of a boosted headset and I am trying. Telephone use is very difficult and almost non-existent. Boosters do not help. Also diagnosed recently with RA and having difficulty with my fingers, but not letting it get me down. I am on treatment that is working well. Just wondered if anyone else is having any of these issues and how they are dealing with them. Th ...

Looking for help with a medication that s/l tagarek for psoriatic arthritis. Anyone got any ideas what this might be? ...

i talked to her about the disease modifying "antilimatic" drugs ???? ...

I need to know how to transcribe rheumatoid factors. He dictates as "Rheumatoid factor was 25-80/25:80." He didn't dictate titer or u/mL. ...

Anyone in their 60's (I'm 66) who is studying to become a coder? If I begin with Andrews, I will be probably 68 when I'm ready to apply for a job. Is this realistic, or should I save my money? Thanks. ...

Okay. I've been out of MT school for 40 years (seriously). That was when it was Secretarial School. Now the new testing on some sites SUCKS.. Instead of just having us transcribe in the objective - they have those idiot grammar questions. Well after all these years I find some of the things on that stupid. I have passed two and failed two. How can I have different results for different companies. Run on sentence, fragmented sentence - really - we type and edit (if allowed) as they d ...

I don't know any young people who are even slightly interested in MTing. Don't you think the companies have very little to choose from except old people to do MT anymore? ...

that it's harder to pull these lines? Don't get me wrong, my speed has also been impacted by some of the changes that we've seen in the industry over the last few years, but I just don't have the energy, so to speak, that I had when I was younger to crank out lines in a high-producer range. It's so tiring to try to maintain a steady frenzied pace for eight hours. I'm not a machine. Just don't know what to do. I need the money, but I just can& ...

Okay, I have a question for those of you 55+ that have or are considering leaving the MT world. I have been considering it myself but I'm afraid at this age to go back to school for anything else. Already did that for MT and well everyone knows how that is going these days for most, so very scared to jump on that again along with the cost versus expectations of working, getting hired, and length of employment, etc. (Not to mention at this point my memory is terrible as wel ...

tremendous lag in upload and download. Not sure what to do. I am having Comcast out here and call MQ but so far no luck finding out what caused this. ...

(Like, say, from yesterday). ...

More and more I find it difficult to not shed tears during a report of a baby being sick or of a spouse who is struggling and depressed after losing their loved one. Especially hard when the dictator has to pause to gain composure before continuing. ...

This patient could possibly have gout, fibromyalgia, OA, RA, psoriasis...among other possibilities. "Check rheumatology labs, including rheumatoid factor, anti-CCP, ANA, sed rate, CRP, CMP, CBC, Lyme. The patient had a s/l 'dipsticks all the time.' Check an ACE." The doctor did pause after "had a" so that may not be part of the sentence. In that case, it sounds kind of like, "The patient gets sticks all the time." I'm not sure if either makes sense. She does mention ...

got new computer and uploaded express scribe but the new version seems to take FOREVER to load up my dss files. I miss my old version!!! Anyone know where I can find an older version to download? Thanks!!! ...

I have an XP computer that I no longer use. I have a Vista I am currently using. The XP had gotten slow, was freezing up constantly, etc. On Vista, you can wipe the hard drive clean back to its condition when it was new, but I believe you have to have the CD to do this on XP. Does anyone have any suggestions of how I can start over with the XP if I don't have a CD to do it? I would like to get the computer hooked back up and have 2 computers. ...

I've read posts that suggest downloading older versions if the newest version causes trouble with files (which it is). Yesterday I tested with a really great company that I hope to work for. There were 4 test files on MTTest that I used Express Scribe 5.57 (newest version, free 14-day trial). One test made it through, but the other 3 did not. I did keep getting kicked out of the company's website after test dictation. Then I'd come back in and go thro ...

Mine got deleted after I had to get a complete reinstall. It's not on either of my flash drives, it's gone. Does anyone have a copy of an older version with less complicated features and crap that I can get a copy from you, please? This program is no longer truly free. You download the "free" version and in 14 days you are locked out of it unless you pay. You can't use "all the features" which simply means the foot pedal option does not work anymore. This company d ...

The patient has ACR arthritis. I can't figure out what this means. He is having rotator cuff issues. Thanks. ...

Need to know if the situation has improved at MTS? Would appreciate any elaboration by MTs who are there and making this company work for them. Thank you - MT is Me ...

Know what this could be? s/l degenderbosty arthritis ...

I cannot seem to get a good sound for this. Thanks for a clue! ...

An ESL is enumerating the surgical risks of hand surgery. He lists osteoarthritis and what sounds like "MT arthritis". [That would be like what we get from too much typing;)] Seriously anyone have an idea what this could be. I have researched many kinds of arthritis and the closest I can find is enthesia-related arthritis which appears to be a child ailment and the patient is not a child. ...

Doc says: "Patient has some s/l ageefacee joint arthritis." In googling I found "age facet joint arthritis" but I have no idea if this is right. Can this be right? Who pronounces "age" as "agee"?? I also thought "facet" was pronounced as "fah-SET." This doc is not ESL. He is usually clear as a bell. Does anyone know what "ageefacee" might be? Or is this guy yanking my chain?? (Yes, I'm paranoid <g>) ...

Older rheumatoid arthritis medication? - Sheri

Gold was used in the past - Irisella

They still use gold to treat arthritis. - NM

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