arthritis treatment
arthritis treatment
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by Nathan Wei - 2006-11-28
Rheumatoid nodules are soft tissue lumps that occur in 20-30% of rheumatoid arthritis (RA) patients. They may be found almost anywhere on the body, but are most often seen in areas where there are bon...
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by Nathan Wei - 2006-12-06
In osteoarthritis, the cartilage in the joint gradually wears away. During the course of cartilage degeneration, there is inflammation and resultant stiffness and pain. Osteoarthritis may be caused b...
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by Rudy Silva - 2006-12-18
So much is written about arthritis and you can get confused as to what causes arthritis and what arthritis treatments are effective. Arthritis is an inflammatory condition. This inflammation come fr...
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by Nathan Wei - 2006-12-18
Non-steroidal-anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDS) are anti-inflammatory pain relievers. Approximately twenty different NSAIDS are available by prescription. Three NSAIDS (ibuprofen, naproxen, and ketop...
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by Nathan Wei - 2006-12-18
Traveling over the holidays can literally be a pain for arthritis sufferers. Here are some welcome tips...Hydrate yourself. Drink plenty of water and keep a water bottle handy.Drink alcohol in moder...
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by Nathan Wei - 2006-12-19
Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is the most common chronic disease and the most common cause of crippling. RA affects roughly 2 million Americans.The treatment of RA involves the use of two major types of ...
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by Nathan Wei - 2007-01-07
While conventional arthritis treatments are extremely effective in controlling pain, they do present the possibility of devastating side-effects. Here are some natural treatments you might want to co...
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by Nathan Wei - 2007-01-12
Prolotherapy is a controversial technique for reducing soft tissue related pain. Prolotherapy uses a dextrose (sugar water) solution, which is injected into the ligament or tendon where it attaches to...
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by Nathan Wei - 2007-01-16
Headaches can occur occasionally as a result of osteoarthritis in the neck. Typically, these headaches go up the back of the head. The pain may be more apparent on one side than the other. The pain...
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by Keith George - 2007-01-18
The rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory arthritis which is occurring in people who suffer from recurrent bouts of joint pain, swelling and deformity. Millions of people suffer from arthritis pain....
