Bones, Joints, Muscles and Connective Tissue Diseases
Low Impact for the Knee Exercises and Cardio Workouts
There are various knee problems that can limit physical activities. This is not only a problem for the elderly or people who have sustained knee injuries. Every adult is prone to knee problems like osteoarthritis and knee problems can even occur in young adults and teens. One of the reasons why the knee is at risk is due >> Read More ...
Torn Meniscus (Knee Meniscal Tear) – Causes, Symptoms, Treatment
The knee is made up of several structures – bones, cartilage, tissue lining, lubricating fluid with ligaments, muscles and tendons supporting the joint. This is not unique to the knee. All joints are made up of multiple structures. One of the often overlooked parts of the knee is the menisci. These are two cartilage >> Read More ...
5 Signs of Osteoporosis (Brittle Bone Disease)
Ostoporosis is the most common bone disease that is due to problems with the way bone is removed and replaced. These processes are ongoing throughout life. However, when the degree of bone removal is not matched by bone replenishment, then bones can become weak and brittle. Almost 10 million Americans have osteoporosis and >> Read More ...
Jumper’s Knee (Patellar Tendinitis) Causes, Stages, Symptoms, Treatment
Tendons are cords of connective tissue that connect muscles to bones. Sometimes tendons become strained and inflamed. This is known as tendonitis or tendinitis. Different tendons may be affected for different reasons and often this is related to specific actions and activities. One such instance is jumper’s knee >> Read More ...
6 Signs of Psoriatic Arthritis (Psoriasis Joint Problems)
Psoriasis is a skin condition that affects about 1 in 50 Americans. It is characterized by exessive itchiness, sometimes causing a person to scratch until they bleed, as well patches of thickened skin which sheds. Despite the discomfort and debilitating effect on the life of a person living with psoriasis, there is an >> Read More ...