Arthritis Pain
Arthritis Relief
What is Arthritis?
Arthritis refers as a joint disorder. Osteoarthritis is one of common forms and may be related to degenerative joint disorder progress with age. Other common arthritis form is Rheumatoid and gout arthritis.
Arthritis have a tendency affect the joints, also affects the tissues surrounding the joints, such as muscles, ligaments, cartilages, tendons and fascial.
Arthritis seems very common but true arthritis may not be as common as you think. Many people having similar symptoms as arthritis but that does not mean it is arthritis. It is essential that you make sure your diagnosis is correct before you begin a course of treatments to minimize wasting money and time on treatments that are not designed to help your specific situation.
However, if it is true arthritis, the symptoms produced by arthritis could be helped with much improvement. If it is not arthritis, the symptoms within these joints are much easier to treat with greater results.
Arthritis Symptoms
The main complaints by individuals with arthritis are pain, stiffness or swelling in or around the affected joints. Pain is often constant and localized to the joint affected.
Arthritis symptoms include limited function of joints; inflammation of the joints from arthritis is characterized by joint, swelling, warmth and redness
Loss of flexibility, immobile, deformity and enlarged joint are common arthritis symptoms. Fatigue, feeling unwell, sleeping disturbance and worse when weather changes may be also the symptoms associated with arthritis.
Causes of Arthritis
The exact cause of Arthritis is unknown; the potential cause could be due to repetitive movement result wearing and tearing or as a result of an injury.
Some factors may contribute to the arthritis are overloading, overuse the joints, improper use or put too much stress on the joints. Physical intensive labor or sports injuries could lead to develop arthritis.
Improper joint alignment, that mean the joint don’t move and fit together correctly, such as bowlegs may contribute developing arthritis. Dislocated hip, knees and shoulders are more likely to develop arthritis in those affected joints.
Poor diet, lack of water intake or water absorption could lead develop arthritis. Obesity increase the chances of getting arthritis with the amount of weight that the joints have to bear. The knee joints are particular affected because they are major weight-bearing joints.
Arthritis Relief
Arthritis Pain and other Associated Symptoms could be Relieved through massage therapy incorporating other forms of manual therapy include:
- Arthritis pain
- Cracking in joint.
- Clicking in joint
- Difficulty bending
- Difficulty straight
- Joint pain / tender
- Joint stiffness
- Joint inflammation
- Joint swelling
- Joint larger in size
- Joint hot / warm
- Joint weakness
- Knee give out
- Hyper extension
- Locking joint
- Morning stiffness
- Numb / tingling
- Pressure in joint
- Prone to dislocation
- React to weather(“Weatherman or women”)
- Spasm / cramp
- Arthritis pain
- Cracking in joint.
- Clicking in joint
- Difficulty bending
- Difficulty straight
- Joint pain / tender
- Joint stiffness
- Joint inflammation
- Joint swelling
- Joint larger in size
- Joint hot / warm
- Joint weakness
- Knee give out
- Hyper extension
- Locking joint
- Morning stiffness
- Numb / tingling
- Pressure in joint
- Prone to dislocation
- React to weather(“Weatherman or women”)
- Spasm / cramp
Arthritis Treatment
Place to Heal is experienced in treating arthritis pain and associated symptoms listed in the section of Arthritis Relief. Treatment for arthritis pain is, natural and safe.
Arthritis pain treatment is provided by experienced R.M.T with hands-on manual therapies that help to facilitate your body’s own natural healing ability and has had high success rates with long-term relief in treating arthritis symptoms.
Treatment of arthritis pain is gear to individual cases. Earlier treatment could minimize the discomfort from arthritis and the potential complications or difficulties.
Treatment of arthritis symptoms with manual therapy includes Myofascial Trigger Point Therapy, Myofascial Release, Deep Tissue Massage, Massage Therapy and Lymph Therapy. Incorporating these therapies into the treatment enhances the effectiveness in relieving arthritis symptoms.
