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News Category: Arthritis

Arthritis Is Not Synonymous With Inactivity

Posted in: Arthritis

August 21, 2006
By TARA PATRIQUIN Personal Fitness Column "All activity should begin with a proper warm-up and should end with range of motion exercises. Post-workout ice therapy of any sore joints is also a good habit to practice." GETTING OUT OF bed,...More

Low-impact Exercise Can Ease Chronic Joint Pain

Posted in: Arthritis and RICES

August 15, 2006
Knee pain dominated the calls on Saturday's Deseret Morning News/Intermountain Healthcare Hotline on sports medicine and orthopedic injuries. Dr. Eric Heiden, orthopedic surgeon and five-time Olympic Gold medal speedskater, and Dr. Max Testa, internationally known sports medicine researcher, both of...More

Repetitive motions can cause bursitis

Posted in: Arthritis and Shoulder Pain

March 15, 2006
Q. How would you define bursitis? A. Bursitis is an inflammation or irritation of the bursa of the joints. The bursa is a fluid-filled sac that acts as a lubricant between the tendons, bones, skin and muscles of the joints....More

Study: Supplements little help for arthritis

Posted in: Arthritis and Knee Injuries

February 17, 2006
Two hot-selling supplements used by millions of Americans, including President Bush, are of little help to most people with mild arthritis, concludes a large government study that is part of an effort to scrutinize unregulated health remedies. For most arthritis...More

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