Joint Replacement Surgery
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 1/29/2018 to
General Health
Joint replacement surgery is usually the last step in the treatment process for those who have not responded well to physical therapy and/or medications. With newer technologies, knuckle replacements that was spearheaded in the 1950’s, can also help those who suffer from hand deformities, pain and loss of movement due to RA.
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Children Coping with Ankylosing Spondylitis
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 1/4/2018 to
General Health
Ankylosing Spondylitis (AS): An inflammatory
arthritic condition that typically affects the spine and back. The joints and
ligaments become inflamed which results in pain and
stiffness.
Benefits of Art Therapy for Arthritis Patients
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 9/6/2017 to
General Health
Interestingly enough, art therapy has become a very common practice for those with disabilities. Art therapy can be accomplished in several formats—coloring, painting, sculpting and drawing.
Arthritis and You…What’s Your Risk?
Posted by Bonnie Joffe on 6/24/2017 to
General Health
It's hard to believe that arthritis and other related diseases can come in 100 different forms. And because there are so many forms of this disease, the progression and treatment can vary widely depending on the type of arthritis one has been diagnosed with. There are, however, two types of arthritis that are most common—Osteoarthritis (OA) and Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA).
Staying comfortable as temperatures drop
Posted by Tanika on 10/27/2016 to
General Health
Temperature drops can be challenging for those with arthritis. Find out how to stay comfortable as decreased temps increase arthritis symptoms.
Kids Get it Too: Juvenile Arthritis
Posted by Tanika on 8/10/2016 to
General Health
Arthritis is not only an adult specific condition. July was Juvenile Arthritis Awareness Month, so now is a good time to shed some light on a disease that affects nearly 300,000 American children.
