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Arthritis: Frequently Asked Questions

What is arthritis?

Osteoarthritis involves inflammation and pain in your joints. Joints will often feel stiff and joint movement will often bring pain. Osteoarthritis affects 80% of the people over 50.

What symptoms can be associated with this joint disease?

* Stiffness and pain in your joints.
* Deformed joints.
* Swollen joints.
* Inflammation of joints, muscles, ligaments and tendons.

How do I ease arthritis pain and make this joint disease better?

Yes, an injury which causes a derangement of joint mechanics, such as a tear of the ACL or meniscal cartilage in the knee, a recurrent dislocation of the shoulder, or a tear of the rotator cuff can lead to arthritis which occurs long before old age.

How do you know what is simply "aching joints" and what might be the onset of arthritis?

Take Advil and keep active when your joints ache. It they immediately get better, keep doing it and stay away from the doctor.

How do I prevent arthritis from recurring and what are some treatments for arthritis?

If you take the Balance Analysis and find that there is an imbalance in your system, you can generally restore balance through simple, natural methods that affect your food choices and activity choices. You can do this by visiting an Ayurvedic physician or by ordering a Arthitis Aid Toolkit for Restoring Balance. These methods will help your body's systems to function correctly.

I heard that arthritis is sometimes caused by an injury. Is this true?

Osteoarthritis involves inflammation and pain in your joints. Joints will often feel stiff and joint movement will often bring pain. Osteoarthritis affects 80% of the people over 50.

Is it possible to avoid arthritis? If not, how can it be delayed?

The most important thing to do is keep your body mass under 25. Get a medical evaluation and treatment for your injuries, when taking Advil doesn't do the trick.

Are some people more prone to arthritis than others, such as athletes - for example - whose joints and tendons endure greater stress and injury over the course of their life?

NO. Arthritis occurs in the absence of treatment for an injury, or when an athletic injury is poorly treated.

Why did I get arthritis?

Wear and tear causes calcified deposits in joints. The cartilage at the ends of the bones deteriorates and becomes rough, causing friction. Tendons, ligaments, and muscles attached to the joint become weak, allowing the joint to deform. Arthritis can be a sign that there is an imbalance in your system. When you have an imbalance, you are susceptible to various diseases which can settle in weak areas of your body.

You can learn more about treatments in the Arthitis Aid Toolkit

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