REFERENCES FOR ARTHRITIS

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention - The CDC estimates that arthritis and its related complications is amongst the leading causes of disability causing limitation to work and overall quality of life.

WebMD - There are hundreds of types of arthritis and Osteoarthritist is the most common form.

Celebrex - The two most common types of arthritis are rheumatoid arthritis and osteoarthritist. Common symptoms include joint pain, stiffness, and redness.

MedicineNet -Osteoarthritist is commonly caused by previous injuries, obesity, and the wearing away of cartilage with age and activity.

Vimovo - Pain relief treatments for arthritis can range from non-drug treatments, such as maintaiing a healthy weight and regular exercise for stiff joints.

Rheumatoid arthritis treatment can be a combination of drugs used for pain as well as Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drugs to slow or stop the progression of RA. -

eMedicineNet - Common symptoms of arthritis pain include pain and swelling of joint with limited range of motion.

Arthritis Foundation - Early diagnosis and treatment of arthritis is important because it is a degenerative disease, proper protection of your joints and regular erxercise can reduce arthritic pain.

The New York Times Health Guide - Rheumatoid arthritis is an autoimmune disease in which the body's immune system attacks itself.

Mayo Clinic - Rheumatoid arthritis attacks the lining of the joints if untreated can lead to joint deformity or bone erosion.

PubMed Health - Rheumatoid Arthritist is an autoimmune disease occurring commonly in middle aged women and has been linked to hormonal changes.

Medline Plus - Rheumatoid arthritis is common in small joints of the wrist and finger and has a higher incidence in women than men.

Rheumatoid Arthritist - Treatment for Rheumatoid Arthritist can be aimed at reducing inflammation and reducing pain and a second medication to slow or stop the progression of RA.

National Institute of Arthritist and Musculoskketal and Skin Diseases - Tender joints that are warm to touch accompanied with inflammation, stiffness and range of motion are symptoms of Rheumatoid Arthritis.

Everyday Health - Women are more frequently affected with RA as oppose to men leading there to be thoughts that estrogen levels and menopause have some affect on the incidence of RA.

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