Rheumatoid Arthritis In The Human Body

Arthritis (Joint Pain) Arthritis is simply inflammation in one or more joints within' your body. In the world today it is well known of the two main types of Arthritis which are Osteoarthritis, and Rheumatoid Arthritis. Those two main types can severely damage the many joints in the body in a variety of ways. Osteoarthritis is when the joint cartilage is just naturally torn from a hardworking person. The hard slick coating that is found on the ends of bones in the body is usually what tears. If the torn cartilage is not found and treated early enough, the damage done can cause bone grinding, which results in pain and restricted movement. Rheumatoid Arthritis is where the body’s immune system has an attack on the lining of joint capsules known as a tough membrane. The lining then becomes inflamed and swollen which will soon destroy cartilage and bone within a specific joint. When your doctor diagnosis you with Arthritis he/she will check your joints for swelling, redness, and the avabilitly to move the joint. When they suspect you to have Arthritis they will either do laboratory test, or imagining figuring out the type. The fluids in the body are mainly how the type is …show more content…
Most of the signs and symptoms that are caused from any type of Arthritis involve the joints of the body. Some of many risk factors that come along with Arthritis are a family history, age, sex, previous joint injury, or obesity. Before your appointment with a doctor over your assumption of Arthritis you could make a list of a detailed description of what symptoms your experiencing, medical problems from the past, any medical problems of parents or siblings, and any supplements you take. Your doctor may ask questions such as, when did you notice the symptoms occurring, does physical movement ease the pain or increase the pain, and do you have a family history of joint