What to do to limit stiff joints? (part 2)

In patients with osteoarthritis, signs of stiffness in the morning or when sitting for up to 90%. Morning stiffness, if over one hour, is mainly seen in rheumatoid arthritis, if the stiffness of the joint is less than that but progressive elevation may be a sign of osteoarthritis with synovial inflammation. joints and joint cartilage, cartilage under the injured, damaged. In rheumatoid arthritis, patients often have fatigue, weakness, loss of appetite, poor sleep, skin and mucous membranes, and subcutaneous tissue appearing on the bony column (near the elbow joint). paw (near the knee joint) or around the wrist joint. Seeds diameter from 5 - 15mm emerged skin, firm, painless, not moving. Some people with rheumatoid arthritis have nutritional disorders and vasomotor vasculitis that cause sterile necrosis. Or tendinitis, the tendon around the joints or ligaments are stretched, loose joints easily dislocated when the external force (trip, fall ...) or the bulge joints to become active cocoons. Rheumatoid arthritis, when it comes to stiffness, can lead to muscular atrophy, muscular atrophy, muscle aches and pains.

Symptoms of rheumatoid arthritis or rheumatoid arthritis usually progress over a period of weeks to months, then develop into severe stiffness with pain and possibly a rattle (arthritis). ) when moving, moving joints. According to the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), 80% of osteoarthritis patients exhibited limited movement, arthrodesis - early signs of arthritis if not treated promptly. The American Geriatric Association also warned that 64% of people with joint stiffness are at greater risk of suffering future disability.