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10. How Will Life Change with CPPD?

When flare-ups of CPPD occur, affected individuals will likely need to rest more and keep pressure off the affected joints. They may have to curtail exercise or other physical activities. Trips to the doctor’s office might be necessary, to receive prescriptions or other treatment, which can result in missed work or changing plans. The most important thing to remember is that CPPD is treatable, and people who have it usually live normal, active lives.

calcium pyrophosphate deposition CPPD

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