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Emmerdale star shares diet hack that’s eased daily arthritis pain

‘I’m feeling the best way I’ve felt for a while,’ actor said

The Independent UK

Arthritis vs Bursitis: What you need to know to understand the differences

Arthritis and bursitis are common causes of joint pain, yet many people confuse them. While both result in discomfort, they are distinct in causes, symptoms, and treatments. Dr. Venkatesh Movva, regenerative orthopedic and sports medicine specialist, explains these differences and how regenerative therapies can help.

The Times of India

Can aching joints really predict the weather? Exploring the science behind the stormy debate

For centuries, people have claimed that their aching joints can predict changes in the weather, often reporting increased discomfort before rain or cold fronts. Given the scale and duration, there is a sense of legitimacy to these anecdotes – but this phenomenon remains scientifically contentious.

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Michael Smith reveals he is suffering from arthritis in his throwing hand

Smith made the revelation after losing in the first round of the revamped World Masters on Thursday night.

The Independent UK

Why winter can worsen joint pain: Causes and remedies

The winter season can be tough, especially for people with joint pain, as it makes their pain worse. This happens due to the severe drop in temperatures and other changes in the environment during the winter season. As the weather changes, joint pain can worsen, whether from underlying arthritis, past…

The Times of India

Never mind the back pain: how rock’s drummers cope with furious sets in their 70s

From Rat Scabies of the Damned to Paul Cook of the Sex Pistols, we ask rock and punk’s greatest drummers how they deal with long nights of fast songs – and uncover a story of arthritis, cardio and turmeric oil

The Guardian - UK

Winter and joint pain: Why it gets worse in cold weather

Many people experience more joint pain during winter, especially if they have conditions like arthritis or old injuries. The colder months can be tough on your joints, but understanding why this happens can help you take steps to feel better.

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Winter joint pain: Causes, symptoms, and when to seek medical help

As winter is here, many people experience increased joint pain. Although often considered a problem experienced by older adults, joint pain during the colder months can affect anyone, especially those with pre-existing conditions such as arthritis. This article helps understand the possible causes, identifies symptoms, and seeks effective treatments to…

The Times of India

Camden resident forced to live in 'wooden shack without heating or hot water' after broken lift made home inaccessible

The resident, who has arthritis, said trying to climb the 94 steps to their home four times a day was ‘killing them’

Evening Standard

How to manage your arthritis in the cold weather

Take steps to stay well and ease your arthritis pain this winter.

The Independent UK

Breakthrough could transform eye condition screening for children with arthritis

The finding could reduce the need for unnecessary medication and screening appointments in those deemed low risk for uveitis.

The Independent UK

What is CBD that everyone's talking about and what are its benefits

The history of CBD goes back thousands of years. Derived from hemp, a type of cannabis plant, it may seem that CBD too is an intoxicating substance like marijuana that can make you high, but it's not. CBD has very little THC (usually less than 0.3%), the primary psychoactive element…

The Times of India

Are tamarind seeds Ayurveda's well kept secret for arthritis?

Of the several remedies that are used to alleviate the unbearable pain of arthritis, a lesser known one is the use of tamarind seeds. These seeds have gained attention for their potential role in alleviating arthritis symptoms due to the presence of certain compounds like tannins and flavonoids, which have…

The Times of India

World Arthritis Day: Do you think arthritis only affects the elderly? Read this

It is largely believed that arthritis is a disease of the aged. However, this is a misconception! Most arthritis are autoimmune diseases which means that our body recognizes ourself as “foreign” and hence attacks “self”. Autoimmune diseases are more common in women than men and can affect all age groups…

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The Independent UK

Handheld scanner could transform cancer and arthritis diagnosis – study

The device can generate highly detailed 3D images in just seconds, researchers say.

The Times of India

Menopause and Osteoarthritis: How end of reproductive cycle can increase musculoskeletal risks amongst women

Menopause is a natural part of ageing and can be understood as the end of a female’s reproductive years. During menopause, a woman’s body goes through numerous physiological and psychological changes. The prominent physiological symptom of menopause is a woman’s ovary terminating the release of eggs for fertilisation. This phase…

The Times of India

Can brisk walking impact knees? Experts suggest how to walk right

Brisk walking has recently gained attention to become a popular exercise for staying fit and healthy. It's, of course, simple to do, and has sureshot effects on the body, and also is accessible to people of all ages. But does it pose any threat to our knees or can it…

The Times of India

Untreated joint pain and Osteoarthritis: What you need to know

Yes, It is quite a fact that untreated joint pain can lead to osteoarthritis, a degenerative disease that worsens over time and causes chronic pain that leads to joint damage by wear and tear of cartilage, the tissue that protects the ends of bones and joints. This exposes nerve endings…

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The Times of India

Understanding different types of hip arthritis

Hip arthritis tends to manifest in various forms, each with different characteristics and underlying causes. Hip arthritis means the deterioration of the cartilage of the hip joint. It can create challenges for one who is grappling with this form of arthritis. Here are different types of hip arthritis that one…

The Times of India

Menopause and Osteoarthritis: How end of reproductive cycle can increase musculoskeletal risks amongst women

Osteoarthritis, a common kind of arthritis is often seen in postmenopausal women. The hormone estrogen is a significant contributor.

The Times of India

Ginger to turmeric: Unknown side effects of popular spices

Spices not only add aroma and flavor to your culinary preparations but also provide a multitude of health benefits. Some of them can naturally relieve pain due to their anti-inflammatory properties and help manage conditions like arthritis. Cloves have eugenol, a natural anesthetic that can help with toothaches. From weight…

The Independent UK

Tiny knee bone linked to osteoarthritis ‘may have helped humans walk upright’

The lateral fabella is three times as common today than it was a century ago.

Medical Daily

Best Knee Braces For Arthritis And Injuries: A Guide To Pain Relief And Support

When managing knee pain or injury, selecting the right knee brace can significantly impact your comfort and recovery. This article explores the top knee braces on the market, highlighting their features, benefits, and suitability for various conditions such as arthritis, ACL injuries, and meniscus tears.

The Times of India

Saina Nehwal is battling arthritis; know why it happens to sportspersons

Saina Nehwal is a name that resonates confidence, victory and perseverance. However, Saina's recent revelation has shattered the hopes and aspirations of her fans and followers.

The Times of India

Saina Nehwal hints at retirement, again

HYDERABAD: Has the world seen the last of shuttler Saina Nehwal in action? It appears so. “The knee is not very good. I have arthritis. My cartilage has gone to a bad state. It is very difficult to push for eight-nine hours,” Saina said on the ‘House of Glory’ podcast…

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