Musculoskeletal Issues Articles

Being a pregnant women and having arthritis can be difficult. This article provides eight tips on coping with pregnancy while having arthritis at the same time

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis are at a higher risk for developing kidney disease. This article outlines the connection between the two diseases.

We are all familiar with the image of the elderly woman who can't look up due to loss of bone mass in her neck and the elderly man whose broken hip keeps him in a wheelchair. This doesn't have to be you. Here are four simple ways to prevent osteoporosis.

There is a lot about osteoporosis that is outside your control, but there are at least 10 risk factors for which you can take action to slow down and sometimes even reverse the disease.

Research suggests that there is a potential link between gum disease and development of rheumatoid arthritis. This article explores the connection between gum disease and arthritis.

Patients with arthritis are at a higher risk for develop mouth conditions. This article explains the connection between arthritis and Sjögren’s syndrome, a condition characterized by dry eyes and dry mouth.

Patients with rheumatoid arthritis may be more likely to experience hearing loss. This article outlines the connection between rheumatoid arthritis and any hearing impairments patients may experience.

Patients with arthritis can benefit significantly from exercising, as it can help improve mobility and physical fitness. Which four types of exercises are most beneficial?

Patients with arthritis can develop eye conditions. This article outline 6 different eye conditions that can affect patients with arthritis.

Many patients with arthritis find themselves unable to go to sleep. Here are eight tips to help you achieve better sleep if you are one of them.