Is arthritis deadly?
My grandmother has severe arthritis, and lately, she seems to be in a lot of pain. Someone in our family made a comment that it's a 'slow killer'. Is this true, can arthritis really be deadly?
7 answers
9 months ago
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No bro, it is not deadly at all, chill. My dadi has had it for like ten years. It's just a pain in the joints, not something that will kill you.
9 months ago
Take a deep breath, it is not a fatal disease. It can be painful and frustrating, yes, but we can manage it. Just make sure you are getting the right treatment and not stressing yourself out.
9 months ago
It won't kill you, but it will definitely hurt your productivity if you don't manage it. Don't ignore the symptoms and get a proper diagnosis early. It saves a lot of time and pain in the long run.
6 months ago
I was actually researching this yesterday for my uncle. It is not deadly on its own, but some severe autoimmune types like rheumatoid arthritis can impact other organs if left completely untreated for years. So, regular checkups are key.
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5 months ago
It is definitely not deadly, so please don't panic. My teenager was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis and with proper treatment, she lives a very normal life. Just focus on consistent medical care and keeping them active.
4 months ago
It is not deadly, so don't worry about that. But yes, the long-term cost of medicines and regular physiotherapy can add up. It's better to plan your health insurance and checkups early to manage the budget.
4 months ago
Haan na, log thoda dar jaate hain hearing the name. But it is not deadly, absolutely not. Proper treatment chalu rakho aur tension mat lo.