Previously people 40 years of age or older were more likely to have arthritis. People who have arthritis often have excruciating joint pain which can occasionally make it difficult to stand or sit.
Joint pain always lingers and increases especially during winter. The change in weather can trigger tendons, muscles and the surrounding tissue to expand and cause decreased mobility, stiffness and pain. Read further on Dynamite News:
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Exercise is crucial for people with arthritis as it increases strength and flexibility, and even reduces joint pain.
Researchers from the University of Surrey examined the link between diet and the effective self-management of osteoarthritis.
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