Can arthritis cause nerve pain?

Nerve pain from arthritis is highly disruptive for work. If you are experiencing tingling or shooting pain, don't waste time trying random remedies; book an appointment with a neurologist or orthopedist directly. Getting an MRI done quickly will save you weeks of trial and error.

I have dealt with this for five years, especially in my lower back where arthritis pinches the sciatic nerve. My tip is to focus on core strengthening exercises under a physio and never sit continuously for more than 45 minutes. It takes time, but you can definitely manage it.

When joint swelling pinches a nerve, it causes that sharp, shooting pain. If the doctor advises an MRI to check the nerve, it can cost 5,000 to 7,000 rupees. Try to find government-run diagnostics or charitable hospitals where you can get it done at half the price.

I was diagnosed with mild arthritis recently, and lately, I am feeling a weird tingling sensation in my fingers. Can that also be because of the nerve being affected by arthritis? Should I mention this to my doctor in the next visit?

Haan na, it definitely can cause that shooting, electric-like nerve pain if the bone spurs rub against the nerves. Mere uncle ko hand me bohot tingling hoti thi neck arthritis ki wajah se. You should consult a specialist soon, ho na.

My teenager was experiencing sharp shooting pains alongside joint swelling, and the doctor confirmed it was nerve irritation from joint inflammation. As a mother, I suggest ensuring they don't carry heavy bags and get proper orthopedic support early on to prevent long-term nerve issues.