How common is arthritis?
My knees have been hurting quite a bit lately, and my doctor mentioned it could be early arthritis. Many people in my family have joint issues as they get older. How common is arthritis in India, especially for older people?
My knees have been hurting quite a bit lately, and my doctor mentioned it could be early arthritis. Many people in my family have joint issues as they get older. How common is arthritis in India, especially for older people?
Arthritis is incredibly common in India, especially osteoarthritis as we cross 45 or 50. I always advise people to maintain a healthy weight to reduce the pressure on their knees. Regular moderate walking and basic joint strengthening exercises work wonders in the long run.
Beta, joint stiffness is just a natural part of growing old, so don't worry too much. I have had mild arthritis in my knees for a decade now, but regular gentle stretching and keeping active has kept me going fine. Don't let the word 'arthritis' scare you.
My mother's fingers have started swelling and hurting in the mornings, and we are worried it might be arthritis. Is it common for it to start in the hands instead of the knees? We are planning to see a doctor soon to find out.
Haan, hamare yahan toh har dusre ghar mein kisi na kisi ko ghutno ka dard hai hi na. It is extremely common as people grow older. Bas thoda regular walk karte raho aur thand mein joints ko garam rakho, kafi relief milta hai.
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I have dealt with joint pain for five years and tried everything from warm mustard oil massages to daily methi seeds water. While these simple home remedies help with minor stiffness, they aren't a cure. If your joint pain is persistent and has swelling, please consult a rheumatologist for proper guidance.
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