if it is severe enough and causes deformity it is definitely a disability.
It is not a disability in itself I was a carpenter engaged in very heavy physical active work while at the same time suffering from RA. However at a certain point the joint in one of my elbows was completely destroyed the result of which was that it had to be replaced with a metal one. this immediately disabled me to a certain extent as I am now not able to use a hammer with that arm and my weight lifting allowance has been enormously reduced as well. There are many chronic diseases that can disable people Arthritis is just one of them.
can you get disabilyt for arthritis
There are literally thousands of different solutions available to people that have disability's from arthritis and other health problems. for more info just Google "disability aids" in your area
A hereditary disability is any disability that can be passed down the bloodline. Arthritis would be an example of disease that can be debilitating and also has links as an inherited trait.
Rheumatoid arthritis typically involves the greatest degree of inflammation and disability among the different types of arthritis. It is an autoimmune disease where the body's immune system attacks the joints, leading to chronic inflammation, pain, and eventually joint damage if left untreated. Early diagnosis and treatment are important to manage symptoms and prevent long-term disability.
That depends on the severity and damage it is doing or has done.
In Australia it depends on the amount you make working.
National Rheumatoid Arthritis Society booklet 'A self-help guide to claiming Disability Living Allowance for adults with rheumatoid arthritis'. Go to the link below (Disability living allowance)
You could be discharged for arthritis. If the medical condition prevents you from being effective, you can receive a medical discharge. If it is bad enough, you could receive disability pay.
Generally speaking, you need to be actually disabled to get disability benefits.You and your doctor have to work out this. She can see how bad it is and then she will contact the proper agencies.
It all depends on what sort of arthritis you are suffering from. there are over a hundred different forms of arthritis's. In most cases arthritis can be dealt with without causing any mayor changes in your life. however it is important that the disease be properly diagnosed in order for proper damage preventative treatment to be started. untreated arthritis can lead to needles pain, disability, deformation of joints and damage to other body tissue.
People that suffer fro RA have different needs it all depends on the degree of damage and disability if any they have to cope with.
It depends on the degree of disability the person with the arthritis has to cope with Just imagine a situation where one becomes less and less able to deal with everyday situations like opening a jar turning doorknobs, walking, and say putting on a pair of socks. Many everyday things can become difficult for a person with arthritis.