Arthritis

That's an offensive and inaccurate term. The reason some Asians (not all) and some non-Asians have eyes that appear to be less round is because of a part of the eyelid called the epicanthic fold. It is an adaptation to a cold climate, protecting the eyes from cold temperatures, wind and areas of high light reflection such as deserts. Probably came about in the upper Paleolithic.

At present there is no cure for arthritis the only thing that can be done with it is control inflammation as far as possible with various drugs in order to slow down the damage caused to joints and muscles.

Pretty much all lifestyle conditions like stress, fatigue, depression. Also any kind of pain, new research has shown that the acupuncture has a physical effect on your pain receptors (I can't remember the details but I'm sure you can go and find it). Also good for skin problems.

No definitive studies have proven if it's good or bad, it's unlikely to cause harm though

Yes your back has many joints that can be affected by different forms of arthritis.

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Arthritis will make the edges of the bones appear uneven and possibly mottled different shades of light gray/white.

Because arthritis is found in so many forms it would be very difficult to give the answer to this question on this page. Therefore if you follow the link below (How To Recognize the Signs and Symptoms of Arthritis) You will find a comprehensive answer to your question.

Can mean you have really skinny hands. Can mean you have very thin skin. This can happen if you work out. Also was there anything that was putting pressure on the vein? once the pressure is taken off it will make the vein temporarily stick out.

When body is unable to eliminate uric acid it will deposit a hardened crystallized form of uric acid (tophi) usually in the joints and skin. this leads to a very painful disorder referred to as as gouty arthritis or gout.

People don't die from arthritis. However atrthritis can lead to other conditions that can kill you or cause you to die younger then you normally would. these condition can be the result of infections caused by damage related to the disease. there are also side effects to some of the drugs that are used to treat some forms of arthritis that can be deadly or at least toxic.

It all depends on exactly what sort of arthritisyou have. however the bad news is that there is no cure for arthritis and any damage done by the disease can not be easily set right aside from joint replacements. however there is sometime some relief in strengthening the muscles in and around the feet in order to give the joints better support. If there is inflammation then anti inflammatory'ss should be immediately considered to avoid possible further damage to joints.

The answer for this greatly depends on the level of pain as well as the source of the pain. If the pain is severe, you may take tramadol for immediate relief.

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Everyone is different and medication that works well for one person may not work well for another. You can try over-the-counter pain medications such as ibuprofen, tylenol, etc. Ibuprofen is an anti-inflammatory and many times not only aids in the relief of pain but gets to the source of the pain (inflammation) and reduces it thereby relieving the pain AND the cause. If over-the-counter medications do not work then you should definitely see a doctor.

You can do anything you want to do. As long as you don't have an underlying bone problem such as osteoporosis. They are a godsend for these patients who've dealt with bad arthritis for years. Most people will be able to do much more than they could before the surgery.

I don't believe there are many specialists for this. I work as a soft tissue treatment adviser and this is my take on it. Because your joints are inflamed, your blood flow has been constricted. You want to focus on a form of treatment that will promote circulation to the area (ie. massage therapy, ultrasound, BFST, acupuncture, etc.). The increased blood flow will help lubricate the joints, giving you a wider range of motion and less stiffness. I personally recommend the BFST as you can do this in the comfort of your own home, as many times as you'd like. Based on my experience, some arthritic sufferers prefer cold, some prefer heat. Cold is always important to reduce the inflammation, but after a time of cold, you want to start increasing the circulation again. There are so many benefits of increase blood flow.

It can be simply a tendon or ligament that is very slightly off position and clicks back into position as it puts itself back into place with movement. It can also be a sign of tendinitis if there is repetitive motion of those joints or other chronic stresses that could cause the tendon to become inflamed (like in "tennis elbow") . This can also occur if you have arthritis in those joints since there is often too little synovial fluid and perhaps too much wear on the joint cartilage (or even down to the bone) from the disease process that rubs and clicks when moved. If there is pain associated or weakness, numbness or other concerning symptoms, you should get an exam from a health care professional.

There is none that stands out. Gout had been with us for all of human history and it is not until recently that we have been able to relieve ( but necessarily stop) the pain involved. This is done with anti inflammatory and analgesics (pain killers) and with these come the side effects that may at times be a concern. However pain in itself can be a thing that leaves effects that harm the body and spirit, so it is all a mater of balancing it all out.

Chronic pain in the knee and hip is caused by osteoarthritis, or degeneration of the joints. This is primarily caused by advancing age as the cartilage tissue, which protects the joints, gets weaker. This wear and tear with age lead to osteoarthritis, one of the most common forms of arthritis across the world.

Other reasons for osteoarthritis include injury to the joints, obesity, and heredity — wherein a person has inherited a defective cartilage gene. Symptoms of osteoarthritis include chronic pain in joints; loss of range of motion in the joints; reduced flexibility leading to pain while performing daily activities; joint swelling and tenderness and stiffness in joints leading to limping, especially in the morning.

Doctors take a step-by-step treatment plan to tackle osteoarthritis, through pain medications, physiotherapy, and steroidal treatment. But if non-surgical treatments fail, then a joint replacement, whether hip or knee, is the next step.

Ranka Hospital, Pune provides treatment for osteoarthritis.

Your arm doesnt fall asleep that's just a silly way to say it, your arm needs blood to move. just like a few days ago my arm fell asleep cause i slept on it ( 7-5 hours straight) when i woke up my arm felt dead i tried moving my fingers but nothing, i tried moving my arm but i can just carry it along with me, my shoulder holding it up. it eventually "woke up" or i finally could move my fingers but not so easily then after atleast 1- 3 minutes my arm returned to normal. maybe you should try this, sleep on your arm when you wake up your arm should be asleep, if not then you move too much in your sleep, try another option, lay on your arm for atleast 10-20 minutes. if your patient. and get up your arm shouldn't be moving when you try to but yeah answering your question [ cause there isn't no blood circulation into it ] .