How Arthritis can
be Prevented ?
Read about Prevention of Arthritis Disease presented in simple
easy to understand language
Some of the preventive measures for arthritis includes following
• The best preventive measure for arthritis or joint
pain is to maintain a proper diet with complex carbohydrates and low
salt, sugar, fat, and protein combined with proper exercise to keep
the joints strong.
• Jogging for the years may produce the arthritis combined with
other inherited weakness of the joints. The most common joints
affected by this are knees and the lower back. And also the
intervertebral discs may be affected by constant jogging. The best
exercise is the swimming and to use the machine which works out the
arms and shoulders, as well as the legs and heart.
• Forceful stretching of the joints may feel good, but it forces the
ligament structures around the joint and causes microscopic tearing
of ligaments. Ligaments do not repair by themselves. When enough
fibers are broken, the adjacent joint will become unstable, and
there will be movement in directions for which it was not made.
• When you diagonise the presence of the arthritis its better to
take early treatment to slow down or to prevent further damage to
the joints.
• Regular physical activity will help us to maintain healthy bones,
muscles, and joints.
•Try to intake the fruits and vegetables that are rich in vitamin C
which will reduce the risk for developing the inflammatory
arthritis.
• Try to consume the green tea which helps in preventing the
arthritis damage by reducing the inflammation and slows down the
cartilage breakdown. A substance or the component called catechins
of this tea helps in reducing the degradation of cartilage. And also
other component polyphenols found in this tea reduces the
inflammation of the joints.
• The most effective prevention and the treatment for arthritis are
the replacement therapy of the Estrogen. This will prevent the bone
loss, increase the bone density in the spine and the hips and
reduces the risk of hip and spinal fractures in postmenopausal
women.
• Breast-feeding avoids the rheumatoid arthritis in women.
• If you fell pain and the signs of arthritis take Rest.
• Try to maintain the proper body weight because extra weight
increases the pressure on the joints and can create some type of
arthritis.
• Try to use splints, braces, canes or shoe inserts to protect
joints from the stresses of daily activities.
• Therapies such as moist heat increases blood flow and flexibility
in the joint. And Cold therapy such as cold packs, cold-water soaks
numbs the nerves and relieves inflammation.
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