Joints are the places in our body where bones meet, thanks to these we can perform various functions such as running or jumping, but as time goes on our joints are susceptible to wear and the arthritis. Therefore it is important to take care of our body and protect joints to maximize its use, mobility and function for as long as possible. Over time, even normal, healthy joints deteriorate, but…
The arthritis occurs when one or many joints are inflamed for various reasons. The joint is midway between two bone structure moving separated by a layer of slippery character. Why do our joints ache? The joints ache due to injury or various kinds’ diseases. Rheumatoid arthritis is one of the most common disorders today, and makes the joints from becoming much more rigid than normal, pain will increase day by…
Our body is a perfect natural structure formed by a skeleton which has large number of bones which fulfill different functions, including support, calcium deposition and protector of the viscera. Bone is a dynamic tissue types varies according to the forces that must withstand, besides being one of the heavy elements from the body. The osteoporosis is a disease that affects the whole skeleton bone mass decreased with a progressive…
The arthritis is when one or more joints become inflamed. A joint is the point at which two bones meet. What is joint pain? The joint pain is caused most often by some types of injuries or conditions without apparent cause, which can be quite annoying for the sufferer. The rheumatoid arthritis is a autoimmune disorder makes joints stiff and cause pain to the sufferer. The osteoarthritis comes to giving,…
There are two distinct forms of the acute pain caused by trauma such as physical and chronic disorders that can cause a person for years, and is currently used ultrasound to relieve chronic pain. Acute pain can be caused by physical trauma and is usually treated with analgesics. Reason for study, this type of pain according to the researchers is actually a behavioral state that begins with the actual injury…