There is no cure for arthritis and many forms of the disease are not understood. the pain associated with Arthritis is often the result of inflammation (caused by uncertain agents) so the next best thing that is generally available is the use of anti inflammatory There is a school of thought that feels Meditation and the ability to calm the mind and encourage inner peace brings about a reduction in the symptoms of Arthritis.
Arthritis in the foot is an inflammation of the joints which cause stiffness and pain.
It is doubtful there are many forms of arthritis that can effect the foot and to date no cure has been found for any of them.
It could be osteoarthritis's, rheumatoid arthritis or even gouty arthritis as well as a variety of other forms of the disease
Rheumatoid Vasculitis (RV) is one of the unusual complication of longstanding, severe rheumatoid arthritis. The active vasculitis associated with rheumatoid disease occurs in about 1% of this patient population. Nerve damage can cause foot or wrist drop, "mononeuritis multiplex".
All of these can be as a result of inflammation brought on by arthritis, however the only way to be sure is to get it checked out by a Rheumatologist and or a neurologist.
There is no cure for arthritis and many forms of the disease are not understood. the pain associated with Arthritis is often the result of inflammation (caused by uncertain agents) so the next best thing that is generally available is the use of anti inflammatory There is a school of thought that feels Meditation and the ability to calm the mind and encourage inner peace brings about a reduction in the symptoms of Arthritis.
Arthritis in the foot is an inflammation of the joints which cause stiffness and pain.
It is doubtful there are many forms of arthritis that can effect the foot and to date no cure has been found for any of them.
Yes, arthritis in the foot can cause swelling. Inflammatory arthritis, such as rheumatoid arthritis or gout, can lead to joint inflammation, resulting in fluid accumulation and swelling in the affected areas. This swelling may be accompanied by pain, stiffness, and reduced mobility in the foot. Managing arthritis through medication and lifestyle changes can help alleviate these symptoms.
Yes all animals can get arthritisanywhere the same as humans do.
If it develops arthritis, it is possible that it could.
Wrist drop and foot drop are typically associated with nerve injuries or conditions affecting the nervous system, rather than arthritis itself. Wrist drop is often linked to radial nerve palsy, while foot drop is commonly associated with peroneal nerve dysfunction. However, arthritis can lead to joint deformities or changes that may indirectly affect nerve function or mobility, potentially contributing to these conditions. Overall, while not directly caused by arthritis, there can be an indirect relationship in some cases.
Philip Lewin has written: 'The foot and ankle' 'Arthritis and the rheumatic diseases'
Irving Yale has written: 'Yale's podiatric medicine' -- subject(s): Foot Dermatoses, Foot Diseases, Podiatry 'The arthritic foot and related connective tissue disorders' -- subject(s): Arthritis, Foot, Foot Diseases, Surgery
Dip your foot in cold water with ice for five minutes. It should ease the pain and be gone!
Structural issues are the most common cause of foot pain, but diabetes, arthritis, some autoimmune diseases, and many other ailments can cause foot pain.
Overweight or obese people often get foot pain. I for one have premature arthritis; that may be the cause. Think back to your recent activities. Have you twisted it? Check out your foot doctor.