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Can A Hormonal Treatment Stop Cartilage Injury Becoming Osteoarthritis?

The joint cartilage, the shiny and almost friction free covering to many of our joints is the reason we can move so easily most of the time. Chondrocytes are the cells which produce the cartilage and maintain the layers of shock absorbing tissue so we can walk, run and jump. If injured or damaged,


Fibromyalgia Pain and Neurological Signs

Fibromyalgia is a puzzling pain syndrome which affects mostly females and occurs in around two to four percent of the population. Typical symptoms of fibromyalgia are chronic widespread pain, tenderness, fatigue, poor sleep and intolerance of exercise. A recent study published in Arthritis and Rheumatism


Morphine Less Useful In Pain Management Of Osteoarthritis

Opiates, which are morphine chemicals, are often prescribed for moderate to severe pain in osteoarthritis, lower back pain, neck pain and neuropathic pains. The


Squatting and Cycling Increases Knee Arthritis Risk

Spending time in a squatting position and cycling may be linked with developing osteoarthritis in the knee, reports a study recently published in Arthritis and Rheumatism. Osteoarthritis is the most common degenerative joint condition in the world and increases in incidence as a person gets older,


Too Much Exercise Could Give Middle Aged People Arthritis

A recently published study from the US has shown increased likelihood of suffering arthritic changes to the knees in middle aged people who exercised most. Jarring exercises such as jumping and running were more risky than cycling or swimming. Osteoarthritis is the most common degenerative joint


Listening To Knee Osteoarthritis May Help Knee Pain

UK researchers have developed an acoustic device which listens to the sounds noisy knees make and could screen for early onset of osteoarthritis or OA. Millions of people suffer from osteoarthritis of the knees in the world and the treatment and management of this condition is very expensive and difficult. An


Arm Pain Physio Trial to Start Soon

Lower arm pain is suffered by a large number of people and work days lost every year stand at five million days. This is from a combination of conditions such as neck pain and arm pain, RSI or repetitive strain injury, tendonitis, golfers elbow and tennis


Osteoarthritis (OA) after Joint Fracture

If you fracture a joint there is a relatively high chance that you will develop a degree of osteoarthritis in the years that follow. Why exactly this is so is not clear, but around 12% of people with ankle, knee or hip OA have had previous injury to their


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