Arthritis: Types, Symptoms & Treatment

There are more risk factors for developing Arthritis. Your age can be a reason, the older you get, the higher the risk of getting the condition. Your lifestyle – like smoking and a lack of exercise – and your weight can also be a factor. The heavier you are, the more your joints have to endure, which in turn increases the likelihood that you will develop arthritis. And last, but definitely not least, gender is also a big risk factor, because most types of arthritis are more common in women. That’s why it’s super important to recognize the symptoms.

Hand of a psoriasis patient close-up. Psoriatic arthritis. Joint deformation and inflammation on the skin. Photo with dark vignetting.Soft focus.

As arthritis consists of 100+ different joint disorders, it is also quite logical that many symptoms are associated with it. Every type has its own symptoms, and they can vary from mild to very severe. The symptoms may come and go, but there are also many cases where the symptoms won’t go away. Common symptoms are:

  • Joint pain
  • Redness around the joints
  • Stiff joints
  • Swollen joints
  • Tender joints
  • Warmth in and around the joints

These symptoms are most prevalent in the feet, hands, hips, knees, and lower back. Continue reading on the next page and find out what kind of treatment options are available when you suffer from arthritis. Continue reading on the next page and discover what possible treatment options are. 

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