Arthritis is a degenerative condition, which means time can increase your pain. However, there are plenty of other factors that can lead to increased arthritis pain in your hands. Unfortunately, there are far too many people who have to worry about this. A study of U.S. adults between the ages of 40 and 84 shows
Why am I feeling more arthritis pain in my hands?
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Why do I have lower back and pelvic pain?
January 5th, 2021One of the most likely answers to this question is that you have sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction. Since this joint joins the pelvis to the lower spine, it can easily cause both lower back and pelvic pain. Most people know how common lower back pain is, but you might not know that SI joint dysfunction
How likely are knee injuries from playing sports?
January 4th, 2021Many Americans love playing sports, and there are many reasons this love exists. One reason is that playing sports helps people maintain and improve their physical fitness. It can also help relieve stress and help us develop meaningful relationships with others. However, playing sports is also a common way that people develop knee injuries. The
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