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In addition to physical therapy, rest, and NSAIDs, these 6 lesser known treatments can help to relieve symptoms of knee osteoarthritis.

Knee pain that is not from direct trauma is likely caused by 1 of 6 primary types of arthritis: osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, gout, pseudogout, and reactive arthritis.

This article lists and describes the many conditions with symptoms similar to those of degenerative arthritis; some are due to degenerative arthritis, and some can lead to degenerative arthritis.

Conditions related to inflammatory arthritis can have common pathologies. This article provides descriptions of the many different types of inflammatory arthritis.

Knee crepitus is the medical term for crunching or popping in the knee joint. Learn about knee crepitus pain symptoms and treatments in this article.

When joint inflammation, pain, or damage is due to the degeneration of cartilage it is also referred to as osteoarthritis. This condition grows in prevalence with age to the point where nearly all people over age 80 are affected.

Diet, medication, and infections can all affect the health and diversity of the gut microbiome and cause it to become unbalanced.

While hip pain can often be a challenge to diagnose, clinical study research found that hip arthritis patients generally felt two distinct types of pain: a dull ache and intermittent sharp pain.

Cartilage and synovial fluid are the two specific parts of the joint that cause arthritis joint pain. Cartilage deterioration can cause degenerative arthritis, a lack of synovial fluid can cause inflammatory arthritis.

For people with gluten sensitivity, eating wheat or wheat products can lead to an inflammatory reaction that causes redness, swelling, and joint pain.