Little Known Facts About Arthritis

Arthritis is disease that immediately strikes a chord of sympathy in all of us. By taking its origin from the Greek word ‘arthro’ which means joint and ‘etis’ which means swelling or inflammation, the word is self explanatory. It causes discomfort through mild stiffness to disability and crippling pain.One hundred types of arthritic diseases seem to be prevalent and 45 million people in America appear to suffer from some form of it. Arthritis affects not only older people but the young are also vulnerable to it.

There is no single primary cause for arthritis though many factors contribute to its development .Through genetics it can ‘run’ in some families. Chemical imbalance in the body can also trigger arthritis. Over active immune system also contribute to the disease.

An injury or a job that lays too much of stress on joints is another cause of arthritis.Inflammation at the joint is the normal defense system of the body leading to swelling, redness and heat and pain. The body reacts to some invasive issue inflammation a joint area limits the function of the joint and finally impairs its usefulness.

A healthy joint has a coating of cartilage; an elastic material .This is the protector and shock absorber and allows the two bones to work in unison. The joint is enclosed in a capsule not allowing it dislocate. This casing is lined with synovium which secretes a thick nourishing liquid that lubricates the joint well. Inflammation of this casing due to arthritis results in too much of fluid with inflammatory cells which in turn drainage the cartilage first and the underlying the bone next.

A few types of arthritis affect more than the joints of bones A type lupus affects the skin nervous system, kidneys and heart. In Fibromyalgia muscle pain and chronic fatigue occur. In Scleroderma the connective tissue of the skin thickens and hardens and affects the internal organs also.

There is thus relentless research on the various manifestations and dynamics of this disease. Support as well as training is ready at hand to cope with this disorder. As in the case of other diseases, an early diagnosis in particular is extremely important in long term management of it and the final result.

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