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Analgesics for Managing Arthritis

Analgesics for Managing Arthritis

Analgesics are a common group of painkillers often prescribed in different doses for arthritis. Below we’re looking at the main groups of analgesics for a better understanding of their use. Most arthritis patients will have a prescription of at least one of these...
Understanding Arthritis in Toe Joints

Understanding Arthritis in Toe Joints

Arthritis commonly attacks smaller joints in the body and this includes the toes. Arthritis in toe joints can be extremely painful and can lead to swelling and deformation over time. Toe arthritis is caused by the toe joint becoming inflamed. Injuries and trauma can...
Can a Fish Rich Diet Help with Arthritis?

Can a Fish Rich Diet Help with Arthritis?

Inflammation characterises arthritis. It is a disease which is almost always centred around inflamed joints and the pain this causes. Treating inflammation is possible with a range of drug therapies and additional treatments, but diet can also play a role....
Understanding DMARDs

Understanding DMARDs

Disease-modifying anti-rheumatic drug therapy is becoming more regularly used in the treatment of rheumatic diseases. DMARDs are a specific type of medication that work to change and modify the disease itself. They slow or stop the inflammatory process which results...
Getting Out and About with Arthritis

Getting Out and About with Arthritis

Many people with arthritis continue their normal lives with little difficulty. There may need to be some adaptations and modifications in the workplace and home, but usually it is possible to continue as normal. After diagnosis getting out and about and back to...