Of the almost 27 million Americans with osteoarthritis, about 60 percent of them are women—and the risk of osteoarthritis shifts with age. Until age 55, more men are affected, but after age 55, the number of women with the condition surpasses the number of men. Gender also determines which joints tend to be affected by… [Read More]
4 Ways That Gout and Pseudogout Are Different…
Gout is an inflammatory type of arthritis that’s caused by crystal deposits that build up in the joint. It can be confused for another condition that involves crystal build-up. Both gout and pseudogout cause sudden pain, swelling, and redness, making the two diseases challenging to tell apart. Finding the difference helps with treating and preventing… [Read More]
Proven Methods for Arthritis Pain Management…
Starting treatment and obtaining an early diagnosis as soon as possible are the first steps in managing arthritis symptoms. Making changes to your diet and lifestyle can make a big difference to your joint pain. The following are some proven plans for Arthritis Pain Management: Take a Supplement… Glucosamine Sulfate – Some people swear that… [Read More]
Avoid These Foods To Lessen Your Arthritis Pain and Symptoms….
Certain foods you eat can make inflammation worse or better. Your diet affects the amount of arthritis pain and symptoms you have. Food like leafy greens and colorful veggies are anti-inflammatory. The following guide will help you know what to eat, so you can keep your arthritis pain and symptoms to a minimum. Avoid Processed… [Read More]
6 Important Questions to Ask Before Knee Surgery…
Total knee replacement and other surgical options can be very helpful for some people with knee arthritis. If you have severe knee arthritis and nonsurgical treatment hasn’t provided relief, it may be time to consider knee surgery. Thinking about surgery is always stressful. We would like to give you a few questions to ask to… [Read More]
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