Commonly Used Herbs For Treating Arthritis
Summary:
How do you know if you have arthritis?
How can we differentiate septic arthritis from
inflammatory arthritis?
What are the pains of arthritis?
How to decrease pain in arthritis?
What foods should I avoid with arthritis?
What Are the Most Anti-Inflammatory Foods?
Treating Arthritis Naturally
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Arthritis, Treating Arthritis Naturally; septic arthritis ; inflammatory arthritis; pains of arthritis; decrease pain in arthritis; foods to avoid with arthritis; Anti-Inflammatory Foods.
How do you know if you have
arthritis?
Signs of
arthritis
Pain, swelling
and stiffness in one or more joints.
Morning
stiffness in or around the affected joints for at least an hour.
Pain and stiffness that gets
worse with a sedentary lifestyle and lessens with physical activity.
How can we differentiate septic arthritis from inflammatory arthritis?
We explain to
you.
It is not easy
to differentiate osteoarthritis from arthritis .
...
Arthritis is inflammation of
the joint,
Arthritis can have an
infectious ( septic arthritis ), immune (rheumatoid
arthritis), or
What are the pains of
arthritis?
The most common symptoms of arthritis are acute or
chronic pain in one or more joints, stiffness or limitation of
movement in the joints, joint effusion, feeling hot in the limbs, fatigue,
inflammation. and a fever
How does an arthritis attack start?
Causes. Arthritis can appear as a result of trauma,
infection or through natural wear and tear, but can also be the result of an
autoimmune disease in which the body attacks its own tissues. Sometimes no
reason can be found to explain the symptoms.
How to decrease pain in
arthritis?
6 ways to
relieve sore hands
Apply heat. ...
Use assistive
devices and accessories. ...
Go at your own
pace. ...
Use your big
joints. ...
Enter the
objects differently. ...
Perform range of
motion exercises.
What foods should I avoid with
arthritis?
6 foods to avoid
with arthritis
Alcohol and
sodas.
White bread.
Fries and chips.
Sweets.
Certain oils.
Red meat and
cold cuts.
What Are the Most
Anti-Inflammatory Foods?
Salmon, sardines, herring, anchovies, flax, hemp and walnut seeds, olive,
avocado, flax, and walnut oils, as well as fruits and vegetables, are included
of the best foods to reduce inflammation .
Several herbs have been found to be beneficial in
treating arthritis and reducing joint pain and inflammation. There is also less
risk of the side effects which may be associated with conventional medication,
as herbs are a natural remedy.
Commonly Used Herbs For
Treating Arthritis
Ginger is used to
treat pain and inflammation, and has been used in ancient Indian cultures for
centuries.
Black Cohosh has pain-
relieving qualities similar to aspirin. It has also been shown to reduce joint
inflammation.
Celery also has
anti-inflammatory properties, as well as being a good source of potassium.
Potassium deficiency can aggravate arthritis pain.
Feverfew is another
herb containing anti-inflammatory properties, and also stimulates the circulation.
Angelica can reduce
inflammation and natural pain relievers. It will also relax the muscles, which
can be beneficial as muscle tension can aggravate arthritis pain.
Devil’s Claw is a fairly
new remedy which has shown to enable healing of affected joints.
Turmeric is a herb
traditionally used in Ayurvedic medicine. It has been shown to significantly
reduce symptoms such as stiffness and pain in a number of arthritis suffers.
Boswellia is another
herb containing anti-inflammatory properties.
Other herbs shown to be beneficial in treating and
relieving arthritis symptoms include Chaparral, Ginseng, Liquorice,
Oregano, Rosemary and Wild Yam.
How To Use Herbal Remedies
These herbs can either be supplied in a paste to be
rubbed into the skin, whereby they are absorbed into the body, whereas others
may be consumed as a dietary supplement. A herbalist will be able to advise on
correct dosage. It is also a good idea to consult with your doctor or
consultant before trying alternative treatments.
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