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There are many home remedies for arthrosis that you can try. As with everything, be cognizant of interactions with medications and your other conditions. It’s not worth it to put your health at risk based on unstudied, anecdotal remedies. Having said that, many people do find relief with some of these homeopathic remedies. * Ginger … Read more
The best exercises for arthrosis (OA) are low-impact exercises. You want to avoid extra impact on any joints. This is because if you have arthrosis in one of your joints, you might have it in other joints and it just isn’t showing up yet. So, keep in mind as you pick any exercise that it … Read more
Most of the time your GP will notice that you’re having issues if you’re honest about your symptoms each time you visit your doctor. They may send you to an orthopaedic doctor if they feel they can’t treat you without a specialist. Some doctors might send you to a rheumatologist even though you don’t have … Read more
There are a lot of symptoms of arthrosis that are very like other conditions of the joints. Note that the main difference has to do with swelling. While some people do have swelling along with the rest of these symptoms, most don’t. You also don’t need to have these symptoms to have arthrosis. Because arthrosis … Read more
These conditions sound very similar and in many ways, they are. They have very similar symptoms. But, in short, arthrosis is a type of arthritis. There are more than 100 different forms of arthritis, so let’s go over the different types. The most common are OA (arthrosis), RA (rheumatoid arthritis), fibromyalgia and gout. Many people … Read more
There are many treatments that can bring relief to your arthritis pain. Nature has provided several ingredients that are a natural source for pain relief. Natural arthritis pain relief can bring about that added help to give your body a break from the pain. Ginger, capsaicin, garlic, ginkgo biloba, willow bark, bromelain, Epsom salt, and … Read more
Arthritis is a chronic condition involving inflammation, pain and swelling of joints and the surrounding structures. There are numerous types of arthritis. The arthritis attacks usually have a tendency to recur. So identifying the trigger factors and avoiding them plays an important role in the management of arthritis. There is no permanent cure for arthritis. … Read more
Arthritis is defined as the inflammation of a joint and its surrounding structure such as tendons, ligaments and the joint cartilage. It is usually accompanied by pain, swelling, and stiffness and restricted joint mobility. Arthritis is a terminology that is used to define a number of other musculoskeletal conditions. Hence symptoms of arthritis vary greatly … Read more
Gout occurs when there are abnormally elevated levels of uric acid in the blood and tissues. Uric acid is one of the waste products of the body. Normal values of uric acid range from 250 to 750 milligrams per 24 hours. This is a common and painful condition that affects the joints. Small crystals form … Read more
Gout is a common form of arthritis. Elevated levels of uric acid lead to a condition called hyperuricemia. When the excess amount of uric acid accumulates in the joints it leads to painful selling, redness and inflammation of the joints. This condition is called as gout. Gout commonly affects people in their 40s and 50s. … Read more