One in three adults over the age of 65 experiences a dangerous fall each year. Commonly, falls are caused by arthritis pain in the hips, knees or ankles. Here’s how to reduce your risk.
5 Ways Rheumatoid Arthritis is Different
Rheumatoid arthritis is an aggressive, destructive disease — but it may be more treatable than any other form of arthritis.
Oh, My Aching Back — Or Is It My Hip?
Back problems can masquerade as hip disorders, and vice versa. Where pain develops offers a clue. Learn how experts tell them apart.
5 Questions, 5 Answers About Osteoarthritis
You have pain. You wake up stiff. You don’t move like you used to. These are common symptoms of osteoarthritis. Learn what you can do to relieve them.
Managing Osteoarthritis
As we age, we’re at increased risk for osteoarthritis in our joints. But light exercise, combined with a little weight loss, can ease the discomfort.
Shoulder Problems: A Pain in the Neck?
Neck pain may signal a shoulder problem, and shoulder pain may signal a neck problem. Symptoms can overlap, too. Learn how experts tell the difference, and steps you can take to feel better.
Kids and Broken Bones
Growing young bones need immediate attention after injury to avoid crooked or misshapen bones or arthritis later in life.
Chat With a Doctor: Arthritis — Treatment and Pain Management Options
Ask questions and get answers about arthritis treatment and pain management options from Cleveland Clinic physicians during a live webchat Monday, Nov. 5, 2012, at noon (ET).
Benefits of Water-based Exercise
The Aquatic Exercise Association reports that you can expect to burn 400 to 500 calories per hour when exercising in the water.
First Rheumatology Appointment?
During your first appointment, your doctor works to understand if your arthritis or pain is connected to some more serious illness, such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or gout. What does Howard Smith, MD, advise? Come prepared.
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