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What disease of cats causes stiff legs?
Arthritis can.
A disease which causes pain or stiffness in your skeletal joints is referred to as?
arthritis
What causes spinal arthritis?
Injury, disease, overuse, old age.
Is Arthritis a nonifectious disease?
Yes, Arthritis is an inflammatory disease.
How can you keep from getting arthritis?
You cant in any way that is at present known as the causes for the disease are not yet clear.
How long can rheumatoid arthritis lye dormant after exposure to toxic metals?
this is not known. Medical authority's don't have a clue what causes arthritis or what would cause a flareup in the disease.
What is the lung disease that causes coughing and joint aches?
Sarcoidosis and rheumatoid arthritis can cause coughing and joint aches.
What is the relation between Arthritis and Asthma?
Sometimes causes lung disease in People who have had rheumatoid arthritis for an extended period of time.those between the ages of 50 and 60 seem to be the most likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis-related lung disease. Occasionally, however, lung problems surface before the joint inflammation and pain of rheumatoid arthritis.
Disease caused by pplo?
Mycoplasmataceae (PPLO-Pleuro-pneumonia like oraganisms) causes a form of arthritis and joint pain.
Can rheumatoid arthritis cause eleavated enzymes levels?
Yes. Elevated liver enzymes may have various causes in cases where there is rheumatoid arthritis . ranging from the rheumatic disease itself, as the result of anti-rheumatic medication or it be caused by an associated autoimmune disease.
Is arthritis a blood disease?
No it is a disease of the joints
What can help control arthritis?
At present there is no cure for arthritis and while the mechanism of the process of the disease can be closely monitored the exact causes for it are not yet understood. However in most cases arthritis is held in check with the use of various anti inflammatory and disease modifying drugs as well as exercises aimed at better supporting affected joints.
