Osteoarthritis is the result of damage done to cartilage to a point where the bones in joints are rubbing on each other. Cartilage has no nerves in it and so long as this smooth layer exists between the bones there is no pain. However as soon as this is gone the bone feels it and you experience pain. When the cartilage and surrounding tissue is eroded to a point where the bone touches in joints the result is the same as osteoarthritis when seen on Xray. So it is imperative that inflammation be kept under control in the case of any inflammatory disease.
Yes it is quite likely as RA can lead to OA as well as the fact that a person with RA is not necessarily exempted from the possibility of trauma induced OA.
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With osteoarthritis which is related largely to wear and tear Males are more likely to develop Osteoarthritis. This is also the case in developing gout, However in the case of Rheumatoid arthritis Females are more likely to have it by a factor of 3 to 1.
Osteoarthritis is a "degenerative" condition. It comes from use or misuse of the joint. It can also be post traumatic. The type of arthritis you are born with is JRA or juvenile rheumatoid arthritis; although it still affects the joints, it is a very different type of disease.The fact is that there does seem to be a genetic factor involved in degenerative or Osteoarthritis. Often people from the same family develop the symptoms of OA because they were born with the genes that predisposed them to it. while others that are not can put their joints through the same punishment without ill effect.
Sure if you had been treated or had symptoms of arthritis before taking out whatever you are talking about then it would be a pre-existing condition. Anything that existed before is a pre-existing condition.
Yes. Any person can develop osteoarthritis, regardless of any other previous conditions.
There is no relation ship. none.
Osteoarthritis is also known as degenerative arthritis. In many cases it is a wear and tear disease, Go to the related link (Osteoarthritis OA or Degenerative Arthritis) for more details on this arthritic disease.
Arthritis may develop from an auto-immune disorder, known as rheumatoid arthritis, or may be caused by the gradual wear and tear of the joint, known as osteoarthritis.
With osteoarthritis which is related largely to wear and tear Males are more likely to develop Osteoarthritis. This is also the case in developing gout, However in the case of Rheumatoid arthritis Females are more likely to have it by a factor of 3 to 1.
Osteoarthritis is a "degenerative" condition. It comes from use or misuse of the joint. It can also be post traumatic. The type of arthritis you are born with is JRA or juvenile rheumatoid arthritis; although it still affects the joints, it is a very different type of disease.The fact is that there does seem to be a genetic factor involved in degenerative or Osteoarthritis. Often people from the same family develop the symptoms of OA because they were born with the genes that predisposed them to it. while others that are not can put their joints through the same punishment without ill effect.
In the case of inflammatory arthritis like Rheumatoid arthritis Deformities may develop around joints That are very easy to spot. Rheumatoid nodules (hard lumps under the skin can also be seen on some occasion's.
It is not known at this time what causes this disease but it can come on at any time in life, even baby's can suffer from it.
Sure if you had been treated or had symptoms of arthritis before taking out whatever you are talking about then it would be a pre-existing condition. Anything that existed before is a pre-existing condition.
Arthritis Medications And Hearing LossPeople under treatment for RA (Rheumatoid arthritis) and are taking NSAIDS (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs) and or DMARD (disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug) Plaquenil can develop symptoms of tinnitus and concomittant decreased hearing.
The prognosis depends on prompt treatment with antibiotics and drainage of the infected joint. About 70% of patients will recover without permanent joint damage. However, many patients will develop osteoarthritis.
Yes. Any person can develop osteoarthritis, regardless of any other previous conditions.
Any injury to a joint can lead to to osteoarthritis
Rheumatoid arthritis' may lead to pleuritis, that is, Fluid may collect around one or both lungs. Lungs may develop pulmonary fibrosis i.e tissues may become stiff or overgrown. The upshot of these conditions being difficulty with breathing.