Joint Pain & Stiffness, what causes it and what you can do
Most people think of arthritis when they think of joint pain and stiffness, but there are many reasons for these joint problems.
There are joint problems that are from muscle and ligament related issues. A torn ligament or the cartilage ring that surrounds your knee can be injured.
Joint pain can occur because of injury, including fractures, or chronic old injuries.
Joint pain & stiffness can also occur because of infection, usually caused by bacteria or viruses.
Gout comes from crystals of uric acid which gets lodged in the joint like slivers of glass. It causes intense pain in attacks, usually but not always confined to the big toe.
A condition frequently confused with arthritis is bursitis. It involves pain around the joint, rather than the joint itself. Bursitis causes discomfort, stiffness, tenderness, and pain in the joint area when one or more of the bursa — small, fluid-filled sacs near the joints are troublesome due to excessive movement, pressure, or trauma
Fibromyalgia is a condition that can cause stiffness and pain around the joints, as well as overall aching and fatigue.
One thing about joint stiffness is that it might be due to not drinking enough water and being dehydrated.
What is the best supplement to take for joint discomfort?
Omega 3 Fish Oil – here is our recommendation RHP Cold Water Fish Oil (read more)
Relief from Pain of Inflammation
Go to the source of the problem. Any inflammation is a result of an immune response and is an autoimmune problem. Addressing this response will help.
Underscoring the Metabolic Syndrome – Healthy metabolism improves immune health. It will improve the natural immune defenses in the nose, throat, and upper respiratory tract in healthy adults especially during cold and flu season and any autoimmune problem.
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