Osteoarthritis

Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis and is more often diagnosed diagnosed in the elderly.  This degenerative disease occurs over time as the body’s cartilage breaks down allowing bones to rub against each other. The condition cannot be cured, but there are several methods of treatment to slow progression, ease pain and improve quality of life. Read articles and find support, info and resources on the condition here.  

Symptoms of Osteoarthritis of the Jaw

The temporomandibular joint, located just in front of the ears, is the joint connecting your lower jaw with the temporal bone. Jaw pain in this joint is common. Untreated pain in this joint can lead to symptoms of osteoarthritis of the jaw.

Laser Treatment for Arthritis Does Bring Some Relief

Laser treatment for arthritis is an option for this painful and sometimes debilitating condition. Many people turn to laser therapy to relieve the pain and stiffness that is sometimes associated with this condition. Let us explore what laser treatment is and what it has to offer.

Exercise During Osteoarthritis Flare Up

Experts agree that regular exercise is an important key in relieving joint pain and staying healthy and flexible when you have arthritis. When you exercise during osteoarthritis flare up, minor adjustments to these exercises may need to be made.
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