Fatigue And Joint Pain: Common Arthritis Symptoms
Mike Herman
The symptoms of fatigue and joint pain, are associated with a
great deal of illnesses and diseases, ranging from the common
flu to serious autoimmune diseases like lupus or thyroid
disorders.
And…..
The symptoms that are most associated with arthritis are those
of fatigue and joint pain.
So if you are experiencing any problems that you think to be
arthritis, consult your primary health care provider before
making any attempts at self medication.
Although a diagnosis of arthritis may be troubling, know that
although there is no cure known today for the disease, there are
a great many treatment options available to deal with the
fatigue and joint pain so that you can reclaim your life.
Generally speaking, arthritis is a condition of inflammation
around the joints in a sufferer’s body.
Any joint is open to being affected by arthritis, but the
usually affected areas include the hands, knees, shoulders, and
back.
When the area becomes inflamed, the joints swell, causing a
great deal of pain and often an overall feeling of stiffness.
Usually, arthritis causes an individual to lose a certain amount
of mobility, whether it is an inability to grasp items or
complete a given task due to a restricted range of motion.
Quite often, individuals who suffer from fatigue and joint pain
are forced to give up favorite activities simply because their
bodies are unable to perform tasks they once enjoyed.
This can include hobbies that require fine motor work, such as
needlework, gardening, or painting.
Instead of letting arthritis rule your life, take a stance and
fight back. There are many over the counter and prescription
medications that can reduce inflammation and restore lost
mobility.
Consult your primary health care provider to ensure any
medications–including those that are advertised as all
natural–will not interact with any current medications or
medical issues that you may be experiencing.
Another way to ward off the affects of arthritis is to ensure
your body is in proper health.
Work to maintain a healthy, well balanced diet that includes all
necessary vitamins and nutrients.
Exercise at least twice a week and consider taking ancient forms
of exercise like yoga or Tai Chi.
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