What does arthritis do to your body?

Answer 1

== == There are several forms of Arthritis but the common factors are pain, joint deterioration, limited mobility and loss of mobility that can lead to the inability to perform routine tasks, work, walking, dressing and even to feed yourself.

Answer 2

Athiritis makes the affected area of your body inflamed and painful. These ares are usually joints, such as your knuckles. It affects other areas of your body by complicating your muscles, bones, and internal organs. These complications can sometimes be critical.

Answer 3

Arthritis is bad for the body because some forms of it literally destroy joints and other organs in the body.

Other forms of arthritis are the result of some type of trauma on the skeletal system and are not the cause.

Arthritis leads to reduced mobility, and pressure on joints and circulation. With reduced mobility comes gradual deterioration of some body parts, and reduced bone strength. Chronic pain has also been found to increase coronary Heart disease in some sectors of the population.

Answer 4

Arthritis breaks down the gelatinous pads that are between all of our joints. As the arthritis advances, bone begins to rub on bone because the pads or discs have deteriorated and this is very painful.

Answer 5

It stops your mobility and seizes you up