That is quite possible I as a child had problems with my leg at around age 7 onwards it eventually went away, however we should have checked for Arthritis at the time as this would quite likely have saved me a lot of problems later on in life as I was eventually diagnosed with Rheumatoid arthritis which caused major damage to many of my joints. Check on it in order to avoid situations where joint replacement is the only treatment .
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If it comes and goes you may have Rheumatiod arthritis. check it out with a doctor and get it loked after before it can cause too much damage.
No. Arthritis can cause or bring about a situation where inflammation happens In the case of osteoarthritis. in that case the arthritis happens before the inflammation, if there is inflammation.Osteoarthritis is a non inflammatory arthritis. In the case of rheumatoid arthritis, the actual cause is the inflammation.
It may be an arthritic nodule, these occur in about 25 percent of cases of Rheumatoid arthritis's. It would be wise to check with your doctor on this. as you can get these before having joint problems and treat them as an early warning sign. usually they come after the joint problems. they can come and go and are usually not a problem if they are not on pressure points.
Not necessarily it may be just gasses releasing from between the cartilage in the joints. However this should not be happening as this sort of regularity may well lead to an arthritic problem if it isn't already. It would be wise to have this problem seen to before permanent damage is done.
No that is not necessary. unless you are advised to do so by your doctor which may be likely in the case of tests related to gouty arthritis.
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No it is not a person of any age can contract or be born with a predisposition fro RA. Ra is an immune disorder that is deccribed a Juvenile Rheumatoid arthritis if it hits children and teenagers It is also 2 thirds more likely to effect to females then males. statistical it is more likely to become a problem after age 30 then before then.
Atrhritis has been with us since before man was even on the planet,
I'm no expert but I'd say arthritis may be your problem, however I'd talk to your doctor before you make any stops at the drug store.
Arthritis is a disease that progressively damages joints until they are rendered useless if left untreated or it the result of joint trauma People can have arthritis and live a normal productive life if they make sure their arthritis is properly treated before major damage occurs.
That depends on how long it has been active. but Yes you can have RA before it is able to be effectively diagnosed. After all you have to have the disease before it can destroy tissue, the problem is that the tissue destruction is one of the things required to make the diagnosis as there is no definitive test for RA.