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Is there a therapy to treat painful swollen joints?
Swollen joints can occur for a number of reasons including trauma (torn meniscus), osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, psoriatic arthritis just to mention a few. Different READ MORE
Swollen joints can occur for a number of reasons including trauma (torn meniscus), osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, gout, psoriatic arthritis just to mention a few. Different therapies can help swollen joints depending on the cause. Rheumatologists are muscusloskeletal speacialists who can discover the cause of a swollen joint and can offer the appropriate therapy to resolve the problem.
For additional information about joint disease - go to thespinecommunity.com
David G. Borenstein, M.D. MACP., MACR.
For additional information about joint disease - go to thespinecommunity.com
David G. Borenstein, M.D. MACP., MACR.
What are the starting signs of arthritis?
Men and women 65-years-old do develop arthritis in a variety of joints. Not every pain around a joint is necessarily arthritis. Tendons that attach muscles to bones can hurt. Ligaments READ MORE
Men and women 65-years-old do develop arthritis in a variety of joints. Not every pain around a joint is necessarily arthritis. Tendons that attach muscles to bones can hurt. Ligaments that attach bones together can hurt, muscles around joints can hurt. If she has persistent pain in or near a joint a visit to a physician would be appropriate. They could decide on the painful structure and decide on the best therapy.
For more information about joints, you can go to thespincecommunity.com
David G. Borenstein, M.D. MACP., MACR.
For more information about joints, you can go to thespincecommunity.com
David G. Borenstein, M.D. MACP., MACR.
Why do I get lower back pain just before my periods?
Having lower back pain with menstrual cycles is not that infrequent. Pain in the low back is referred from the genitourinary organs primarily the uterus. Some women experience READ MORE
Having lower back pain with menstrual cycles is not that infrequent. Pain in the low back is referred from the genitourinary organs primarily the uterus. Some women experience some swelling of the uterus as aching in the lower back. Other women experience discomfort associated with endometriosis. Endometriosis is a condition where the lining of the uterus that sheds every month, the endometrium, has developed on the surface of other structures in the pelvis. They will shed cells into the pelvis causing inflammation and pain. The key factor is that the pain is cyclical, following the pattern of the menstrual cycle. An OB-GYN physician has therapies that can be helpful in controlling these monthly low back events. For more information about back pain, you can visit thespinecommunity.com.
David G. Borenstein, M.D. MACP., MACR.
David G. Borenstein, M.D. MACP., MACR.
Why do I get back pain that worsens while walking?
Different problems can cause pain with standing or walking depending on whether the pain is in the low back or legs. If in the back alone, the problem can be osteoarthritis in READ MORE
Different problems can cause pain with standing or walking depending on whether the pain is in the low back or legs. If in the back alone, the problem can be osteoarthritis in the spinal joints. If the pain is in the legs, spinal stenosis is a more likely culprit
