When a person has arthritis, even simple, daily tasks and activities can result in unbearable pain. It could result in a loss of self-sufficiency, as …Read More
Arthritis Tips, Treatment Options and Risk Factors for Seniors
Impacting 30 million individuals in the United States alone, osteoarthritis is a debilitating and painful condition that results due to the wearing away of cartilage, …Read More
Is it Arthritis or Something Else?
Oh, those aching joints! So many older adults experience the pain, discomfort and stiffness that are the hallmark traits of arthritis, and assume it must …Read More
Learn How to Exercise in Spite of Arthritis from the New Hampton, NH Senior Care Experts
For older adults managing the challenges of arthritis, the last thing they feel like doing is getting up and exercising. And yet, it’s crucially important …Read More
Jump Into Action to Overcome Stress, Anxiety, and Arthritis
It can be a never-ending pattern: the recurring discomfort of arthritis intensifies levels of stress and anxiety, which can then actually further aggravate the pain …Read More
Sick of Arthritis Pain? Try These Tips for Relief.
Stiffness, swelling, aching, burning. Seniors diagnosed with arthritis know feelings like these very well, varying from minor discomfort to agonizing pain. And regretfully, continual alleviation …Read More
Reconsidering Joint Replacement for Arthritis
May is Arthritis Awareness Month. If you are one of the nearly 50 million U.S. adults suffering from arthritis (1 in 5 report a diagnosis …Read More
A Simple, Non-Medical Way to Ease the Pain of Osteoarthritis
Think exercise is harmful to people with arthritis? In fact, when done properly, regular and moderate exercise can actually help alleviate some of the pain …Read More
Osteoarthritis 101: Learn the Basics
Arthritis doesn’t only happen to the elderly. It is true that as one ages, the prevalence of osteoarthritis increases, but that doesn’t mean arthritis strikes …Read More
New Hampshire women at higher risk for arthritis
Women living in the northeastern United States are more likely to develop rheumatoid arthritis, which suggests a link between the autoimmune disease and vitamin D …Read More