Not in most cases. Arthritismeans inflammation of a joint or joints in people and is characterised by sensations of pain, swelling and/or stiffness but not normally "burning" pain.
But there are different sorts if Arthritis people can suffer from. The commonest is called osteo-arthritis which is a result of wear and tear on the joints. It usually first happens in middle age and affects nearly everybody as they get old.
The most painful type of arthritis is called rheumatoid which is caused by the body's auto-immune system acting against and damaging joints and surrounding soft tissues. Many joints particularly in the hands, feet, arms and wrists can become deformed, painful and stiff but the unpleasant pain is not really a burning sensation with that either.
However another much rarer type of arthritis called infective arthritis caused by
bacteria from a nearby infected wound or from infection in the bloodstream may feel so. As with this type the infected joint usually becomes warm and red as well as painful and swollen.
Yes some forms of arthritis can cause pain just about anywhere int he body
Arthritis in the foot is an inflammation of the joints which cause stiffness and pain.
YES
I suffer burning in the shoulder area and have been diagnosed with astio arthritis in the uper spine
No it can"t!
after burning the tissue it cause pain called thermal pain
Food has not been directly linked to arthritis pain, but if you are eating too much and become overweight, the extra strain on your bones can cause more pain.
Perhaps it will have pain for awhile after it is healed.
No, eating almonds is a good thing to do if you have problems with joint pain or arthritis.
You can get arthritis in any joint, including the backbone, yes.
No it cant, unless there is an allergic reaction.
Yes, it does.