Arthritis & Joint Replacement Clinic
C-21, 4th Floor, Yugadharm Complex,
Opposite ICICI Bank, Near Hotel Centre Point,
Ramdaspeth, Nagpur 10, MS, INDIA
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Thursday, 29 March 2012 00:26 pioneer, Rheumatoid arthritis can strike young and women are the biggest risk group, writes SANA RIYAZ.
Its been six years that I am suffering from rheumatoid arthritis. It is difficult for me to pick up heavy objects. Sometimes it not even possible for me to move when I am in severe pain,"says Shalini Dutta a home maker. Shalini is a middle aged woman. She had a complaint of joint pain and was soon diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. She further said that there are no proper facilities for the treatment at Bhopal, so her orthopaedic advised to get treated at a metro and every three months she travels to Delhi to receive treatment.
RAPID CITY JOURNAL, By Lynn Taylor Rick Journal staff | Posted: Saturday, March 24, 2012 6:00 am.
An accident at 14 left John Aldridge with escalating back pain as an adult.
A hip replacement at age 56 took it away.
"The hip pain is gone," he said. "I had issues for years. I thought it was a bad back."
Last summer, Aldridge joined the growing number of Americans who have gotten pain relief from what is becoming a very common surgery - joint replacement.
Arthritis sufferers need exercise [Posted: Mon 26/03/2012 by Niall Hunter, Editor www.irishhealth.com]. New research has shown that many people with arthritis are failing to take the necessary exercise that can help their condition.
A new study conducted by Arthritis Ireland has found that nearly two out of three people with arthritis avoid regular activity due to high levels of pain or from fear of worsening their condition.
According to Arthritis Ireland, this is despite the fact that scientific evidence shoes that exercise can play a vital role in controlling the symptoms of arthritis.
Julian Drape, March 21, 2012 - 5:04PM. The Sydney Morning Herald. Arthritis Australia is calling on the federal government to double the number of visits that people suffering from osteoarthritis can make to dieticians and fitness instructors on the public purse.
The lobby group on Wednesday released a survey of general practitioners\' attitudes to treating the disease.
It found that doctors believed lack of access to such specialists was a major barrier to improving care.
Joint replacement gives seniors leg up on activity, longevity By Anita Creamer, The Sacramento BeeMarch 16, 2012. A lifetime of wear and tear on his joints caused Dick Pryor, a 77-year-old retired landscape architect, to undergo not not one but two surgeries to replace his knees.
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