Yes, bilateral hip Arthritis can be excruciating. If the arthritis is so severe that mobility is limited, the doctor may recommend a hip replacement surgery.
I Had OCD as a teenager in both knees. I now have arthritis in both knees. The arthritis is severe in the knee where I lost the most bone to OCD. I am in my mid fifties and the arthritis affects my knee strength and mobility.
While both are autoimmune diseases and both are more prevalent in women. the cause for both of these conditions is not known.
Acute chronic gout is a form of arthritis as well There are treatments available for both gout non inflammatory arthritis and inflammatory forms of the disease. None however can be cured as yet.
yes....severe for me
Crohn's can affect the joints. See the related link below for more information. The inflammation that appears with both Crohn's and UC often shows up in other area's of the body like joints. The symptoms are pain, swelling and joint stiffness that flare up and then go away, then flare up again. The more severe the IBD the more severe the arthritis. When the joints are involved in combination with IBD the diagnosis is call IBD Arthritis. Treatment often amounts to moist heat and cold packs, bed rest when severe,non steroidal anti- inflammatory medications like Ibuprofen.
Many live with arthritis both minor and severe. A large portion of these people are seniors and the elderly. There are options to make living with arthritis safer, especially for those seniors and elderly who have severe arthritis and do not want to surrender their independence. Make sure high traffic areas are clear of clutter that could be a tripping hazard, and make sure loose throw rugs are removed or firmly secured to the floor. Looking into a medical alert system could also be a good option for someone living with arthritis in the event of a fall or other emergency.
Being diagnosed as a spastic quadriplegic is considered to be the most severe from of cerebral palsy due to the fact the condition affects all four limbs (both arms and legs).
Yes, both an acid and base can cause severe burns and tissue damage!
Bilateral means that the arthritis is in both shoulders.
Crohn's Disease is an inflammatory bowel disease, and arthritis is also an inflammatory condition. The link of both of them having to do with swelling is why they have a connection. However, Crohn's Disease does not necessarily cause arthitis, it's only known to be associated with it. Hope this helps! :)
Menopausal arthritis is an inflammatory disease that is found in women around the time of menopause. it is not considered a destructive form of arthritis and causes moderate to severe swelling usually in the hands and around the wrists. Tests have shown that a sudden reduction in estrogen can bring on this disorder. Menopausal arthritis responds well to both the mainstream non steroidal anti inflammatory s and alternative natural products.
This will depend upon the type of arthritis the cat has. In general, degenerative arthritis (the kind your cat gets because he/she is older) should not cause an elevated white blood cell count. However, there is infectious arthritis which would cause an elevated white blood cell count - this would be a good reason for a veterinarian to carefully collect some joint fluid for analysis, because infection in the joints is both painful and difficult to treat.