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Arthritis Information
Signs of a Gout attack
The uric acid crystals that cause gout will have been building up in your joints for years before they cause your first actual attack of gout. You may not even realize that the aches and pains are not just normal aging pains until you have a full blown gout attack.
The most common types of symptoms that a person will suffer from when they have gout are as follows:-
1. The most common form of gout starts as what is known as podagra usually. This refers to pain in the big toe joint when it is inflamed from the build up of uric acid.
2. Nighttime can often be the first time you notice the intent pain that gout can give you from even the light pressure of a bed sheet.
3. Many people who suffer from gout find that when an attack occurs the discomfort that they feel comes on very rapidly and may last for a few hours during the night. But then the discomfort that they are feeling will slowly begin to ease once more over the following 2 to 7 days.
4. When the gout attack actually begins to subside then...
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What You Don't Know About Arthritis May Kill You!
Arthritis is a disease of the musculoskeletal system and the damage to the joints can be bad as time goes by, accompanied by swelling and pain. Cartilage is a dense, living, tissue covering the ends of bones, protecting them from abrasion as the joint bones rub against each other.
The cells or chondrocytes which cartilage is made up of are similar to the ones in the other glands in the human body. Like in the case of all living cells, chondrocytes die and are replaced.
The swelling damages cartilage cells faster than the body can re-generate and this cause problems. You will find this especially true if an injury has occurred or if there aren't enough of the necessary nutrients within the body to repair the joint.
Instability, joint weakness and deformities can be caused by this condition which will start affecting normal day to day activities. Generally, arthritis can be treated with physical therapy, medication, and changes to the lifestyle the individual is used to living. The last option left for the physicians to relieve the patients from discomfort is joint replacement surgery.
Arthritis is divided into two main categories, i.e. localized and generalized depending on areas affected; it...
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Rheumatoid Arthritis : Diagnosis and Symptoms
Rheumatoid Arthritis is an auto immune disease, which is characterized by inflammation in the lining of the joints and only affects 1 to 2 percent of the population. This disease often begins with middle aged individuals and is more common in women than men; however, don't be fooled... rheumatoid arthritis (RA) can also develop in children and young adults. Unlike osteoarthritis which causes pain and stiffness because the cartilage that normally prevents the bones in the joints from rubbing together is wearing away, rheumatoid arthritis symptoms are caused by an inflammation of the membrane that normally lubricates and protects the joints. In addition to the common symptoms for rheumatoid arthritis, small nodules or lumps may be present under the skin near the joints. Some research concerning the early symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis has been done in hopes of finding early warning signs of the disease in the bloodstream. As the disease progresses, rheumatoid arthritis symptoms sometimes worsen to the point of joint deformity. You may often experience significant stiffness in the morning, in and around the joints, lasting for more than thirty minutes, swelling in the wrists, knuckles, or the individual finger joints. You may also experience a feeling of...
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An Overview of Osteoporosis
A silent threat has been sweeping the UK; one which (according to the BBC) is responsible for breaking 200,000 bones a year and killing 40 people a day. No, we are not referring to traffic accidents or serial killers " we are talking about osteoporosis.
What is osteoporosis?
Osteoporosis, or fragile bone disease, refers to the process by which our bones become thinner and are prone to break more easily. The disease takes hold when the honeycomb mesh inside our bones becomes more porous, making the bones weak and fragile (particularly the hips, wrist, and spine).
It is often referred to as a silent epidemic because few people realize they have the disease, attributing their back pains to arthritis or simply old age. While this judgement isnt necessarily wrong, it is important to remember that osteoporosis is something different altogether. It causes many breaks each year, and brittle bones do not heal easily.
What are its causes?
Osteoporosis is usually caused by a combination of factors, the most important of which are age, gender, and genetics. If your parents have brittle bones that tend to fracture easily, chances are that you are at a higher...
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