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"I too have ankylosing spondylitis, and it started when I was only 19. The flares of inflammation were 6 months apart in the first couple of years. When I got my first bad flare, though, I thought I was going to die. Finally, after a month of not being able to move, sit up, walk, or lay on anything but my side, I finally got out the walker and made it down the stairs, although in excruciating hip pain. It felt like knives were being stabbed into my sciatic nerve. I then realized, after I went to the emergency room, that an NSAID was to thank for my relief! Thank you, naproxen."