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- Get to know the science behind what causes the stiff, creaky joints of the most common forms of arthritis and what you can do to prevent it.
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The bad backs, elbow pain, and creaky knees so common in older people often aren't just “old age.” In fact, the source of this stiffness plagues many young people as well. The culprit is arthritis: a condition that affects over 90 million people in the U.S. alone. What makes arthritis so pervasive, and why haven’t we found a cure for it? Kaitlyn Sadtler and Heather J. Faust investigate.
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Me:
TH-cam: Why haven’t we cured arthritis?
Me: Good point.
>Your body starts attacking itself for no reason.
Thanks, biology.
Actually, it's not for no reason. Sometimes the cells aren't programmed properly and end up attacking the body's own cells.
@@alishbaali7223 Someone should sue that programmer.
@@MattRoszak How about sue the person who made me?
No sue your cell for cellular damages
Matt Roszak pretty common thing
As someone with angkylosing spondylitis, I love seeing a video that raises awareness like this one.
As someone with wijdjw diwjodiejdidjjj this video helps me cope
Hey how are dealing with it?
As someone with "artrite reumatóide" i share your feeling
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Try stretches and yoga. It helped me a lot.😊
"We dont know how strong we r until being strong is the only option left"
Hope we find a cure as soon as possible
Medical science has been extremely rapidly evolving in the past few years thanks to new understanding and experimentation with cell growth, it might be in maybe 20 years or so we have actually found a way of creating self replicating cartilage cells that can be injected into the joint to stimulate new growth, or growing completely new cartilage in a lab that can then be used to replace damaged cartilage.
Fundamentally the big issue with arthritis is there's no blood supply large amounts of cartilage within the body and blood flow is the main thing that stimulates tissue to repair and regenerate itself.
I don't know man about being strong is the only option....it makes me sad like why me why
@@Sergei_Ivanovich_Mosin the root of the problem is not in the cartilage of the joints, but on the immune system. Hopefully they fins a way to retrain the immune system to stop attacking joints and organs. Since today's treatments only lower down the immune system leaving people immunosuppressed and at risk of severe infections.
people look at me so weird when i say i have rheumatoid arthritis at 17
Search for mikhaila peterson. She reversed her rheumatoid arthritis.
Same when I tell them I was diagnosed with it at 3 years old, still struggling and I'm 25 now
I know the feeling.
naylonlove did she meet The Ancient One
Me too at age 12. When people ask me why are you limping? I just said: I have leg injury
When I was 17 Arthritis destroyed my dreams of becoming a sports person and gave me mental trauma... now im 31 and having it under control.....but what is lost was best time of my life ...
Friend I can show a very good product for Arthritis -its not for marketing purposes it's really effective products without any side effects -company since 1978 -highly reputed and trusted company -please ping me my telegram username -
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I'm 21, last year I was diagnosed with early osteoarthritis. I so wanted to know how did I develop this condition. People were quick to question my eating habits, but I have a very healthy diet all my life. This video helped me alot to understand thank you. Also, I wish we find a cure in near future.
One thing these never tell us is muscle mass takes stain off our joints.
Weak muscles or non developed stabilizers might be something for you to look into.
It's easier for people to comment on others issues. I too have got those comments when I got few white hair strands, while I had an egg daily.
I wish I find your mom in the near future
Or this perhaps - th-cam.com/video/578ybslz3IY/w-d-xo.html
@@phillybeccio2782 eh, what? 😅
i was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis this year and my life has really changed. i remember being mad because i was only 22 getting an “old persons” disease. but i’m happy that i have 1.3 million ppl like me! thanks ted talks for spreading awareness for all the arthritis’s!
I have the same disease fro 10 years. Don't give up! Eventually you will learn to leave with the pain. Try to control your feeling and how external sources affects you. Autoimmune diseases are affected from out mood so if you are stressed or sad more than usual you will hurt. If you learn to control your emotions and learn to protect yourself the pain will be controlled as well. Seeing a therapist will help with the anger that I truly understand you are feeling. It helped me at least!
Stella Ypok thank you so much i felt like there was a connection between that too because when i go through my flare ups i just feel so defeated. i will definitely take your advice :)
I have pustular psoriatic arthritis, you are not alone on the joint disorders. And I'm sorry because it really is painful. deep.
so what does it feel like to have this thing?
@@antarcticpenguin1151 Very tender. Slightly knocking your finger against a solid object is nearly as painful as getting nut tapped. At least that's my experience
I was diagnosed with juvenile arthritis when I was 15, this was very interesting to watch!
Werid flex but okay
@@jinks007agent3 You know, if u have it like we do, you would realise it's neither a flex, nor is it OK..
Ivan Wong
truth! it hurts and it’s really uncomfortable. My first experience was when I was 7 years old until now
My mom was diagnosed at 1 1/2
i was diagnosed at 3 months old and it gets worse in adulthood
Immune system: "You either die a hero, or live long enough to become the villain"
My father has Arthritis and its heartbreaking to see him wake up every morning wishing he could work for our family and have fun with his family. He is 50 years old and he lived with it for so long and it seems that every year he gets worse and worse as he begins losing weight. I wish I could help though he cries about his future and I wish I could find something to help him.
I will also be trying something (Moringa) recommended by the TH-cam channel: Big Family Homestead. You should definitely check it out because many people in the comments testify that it works
kraton in moderation
I pray for your father that he gets better soon :(
Plz do yoga. Specially kapalbhati and anulom bilom.
Tell him to try the carnivore diet , get rid of the inflammatory foods and increase the beef , I healed my osteoarthritis this way .
I have rheumatoid arthritis.and I’ve cried my way through this entire video.
I feel you
😢
”Le me, trying to study”: *concentration*
Ted-Ed: ”Why haven’t we cured arthritis?”
Me: *oh man why havent we cured arthritis??*
I mean tbh youth still learning something
"le me"? is this 2011 again?
Exactly same 😂😂
Why man
Love the animation as always!
I've had rheumatoid arthritis since I was 2 years old, I'm now 23 and learned to live with it. But I'm shocked by the number of people that know nothing of the disease, especially the ones that assume only old people have it.
How you manage it? Do you on any kind of madication till now? Plz reply ..it will be helpful
Really hope they find a solid for sure cure in my lifetime, I'm 21 and I've had about three major injuries to my right knee over the past four years and the last one that I had a couple months ago really did it and tho I'm mobile again I'm pretty sure I damaged my meniscus from that, my agility is everything to me and something I take pride in and arthritis is a deep fear of mine because I've seen what it's done to people in my family, my aunt borderline became unable to move at all and needs help just living somewhat normally and my mom always complained about her fingers, come on science I believe in you 😭, I'll also take a robot leg if that becomes a thing first 💀
Lol
“I’ll also take a robot leg if that become a thing first”
Btw it already is
I'm 30 and have broken or dislocated my right thumb 5 times over the past 15 years. I already have arthritis.
Don't fear the if, prepare for the when.
U live in a Dream Dream u Who lives under a rock in the sea
Ohh I am 21 yo too, they diagnosed me rhumatoid arthritis, I was so scared even tho only my fingers were hurting, now my knee hurts as well, ankle, shoulders, but I feel better since I decided to change my way of life. Anyways I really hope you get better.
@@Ayadiswaggie Thanks man, you too
Some years ago I had an accident and had to have surgery to get well. During the operation the surgeons saw that I had quite severe arthritis in several places. During rehab I met a really good doctor to talk about this. The one single thing he stressed was the importance of not becoming sedentary. And running, he said, was a lot better than swimming etc as it put stress on the joints and would lead to them getting better. First though I had to start proper strength training, lifting weights etc, in order to become strong enough in my knees, legs, back etc to be able to run and maintain good posture. So I did that while slowly increasing my mileage. A couple of years ago I started running barefoot. Today, the only times I experience any pain in my joints, back etc is when I have not been able to work out or run for some time, due work or being sick. As soon as I start again it only takes a few workouts and runs before the pain disappears. Physical exercise is literally the best cure for many of these conditions. However, one needs to start slowly and increase gradually, otherwise there is a risk of overuse injuries.
Scientists: *trying to find a cure*
Arthritis: I am inevitable
Immune system, you had only one job!
Nah probably a thousand (I know it's a joke)
I watched my mother suffer from both rheumatoid and osteo, so I'm definitely taking advantage of my youth to focus on prevention. An anti-inflammatory diet is surprisingly simple and inexpensive.
C J what do you eat? i have rheumatoid too but my drs just put me on meds and don’t really talk about my diet.
@@kristinbrieno5413 no sugars or carbohydrates
@@kristinbrieno5413 curcumin with milk
I was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis when I was 17. I had been having symptoms since the age of 11 but it’s extremely hard to get a diagnosis in my country. It’s been extremely difficult for me, especially since I was told that if I hadn’t been keeping up with yoga (which I’m quite fond of) I would’ve been completely seized up by now.
Fortunately I’ve been dating Methotrexate ever since, but I’ve been struggling very much with the symptoms of the medication. Today I decided to come to this video in the search of why there is no definite cure as today I had one of my worst flare ups ever during school. Throughout the day, my legs in particular just started to hurt so much. My knees felt as if they were crunching with every step resulting in me having to leave the school early.
Nobody should have to suffer with arthritis, not the young or the old. I hope and pray that those doing their research will soon make a breakthrough and provide help to those in need. Until that day comes, I wish them the best of luck.
I have had osteoarthritis and degenerative disc disease since i was a kid. I am now 28 and dealing with hemiplegia, paraesthesia and episodes of paralysis. my issues are caused/made worse by EDS.
This video makes me happy because it raises awareness of young people suffering with chronic pain.
Hi im sorry to hear that have you done any kind of surgeries?
😱 I have spondyloarthritis! Thank you for addressing so many misconceptions in this video! I’m 23 and I can’t tell you how many times I’m told “you’re too young to have arthritis!” or “my grandma has that!” Seriously. Everyone who wants to understand my condition should watch this.
i think your condition is the most challenging of all. i have early stage oa but yours is far challenging to mine
How are you now megan?
@@arsh4dkhan My dad and I got undiagnosed. He likely doesn’t have spondyloarthritis. He doesn’t have any fusion which means I likely won’t get it either. (He does have bone cysts and a ton of musculoskeletal issues from a car accident he had at 17 though)
It makes sense because the treatments for spondyloarthritis weren’t working well. My brother was diagnosed with EDS (Ehler’s Dahnlos Syndrome) and I’m hypermobile so I’m now being screened for connective tissue disorders.
I’m also being treated for a new diagnosis: fibromyalgia. I’m on drugs to help with nerve issues and they’re helping me. Chronic fatigue is better but still a problem but I’m finally able to work outside the house! I’m a teacher :)
Being disabled is such a trip though. My diagnosis journey IS the most common story. Being given unhelpful treatments in the norm. The physical therapy that was designed for arthritis hurt my hyper mobility. The anti-inflammatory drugs messed up my stomach. I’m better than I was at 23 though :) thanks for asking. It means a lot.
@@megantaylor2871 please share more Megan
I've had arthritis since I was 3 and am in my 20's now, my knees feel weak after I get a really bad pain, my hands are starting to get pain now. I really wish we could cure it.
try the carnivore diet, many people have reported success excluding all plant foods and just eating meat, salt and water
How are you now?
@@arsh4dkhan Not horrible but definitely feel it in my hands more often than I use to
This gives magicians some crazy anxiety, including myself. Imagine having the one thing that mattered to you the most taken away from you, slowly turning the performance of those sleights into something too painful to do; Magic has been a big part of my life, and I still think about this everyday.
I have spondyliti arthritis since i had 8 years, its really difficult to have a normal life with this but the most important thing its that you have to be positive and always work out, swimm, do yoga, jump rope and be positive because everything its going to be ok
For some reason I never thought of arthritis as something to be cured before. I’ve only thought of managing and going into remission. I was diagnosed with ankylosing spondylitis at 11 after spinal reconstruction (and hip and ankle surgery simultaneously). I was in near constant pain for 4 years until I went vegan, started exercising, grew into my spirituality, and changed to Cosentyx. I feel so blessed. Now I’m highly active, almost pain free, and am off all but one medications. By the grace of God.
@mckenna loreé
Glad to hear that how are you now :)
Love the animation as always!
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THAT DAMNED HAND!
Ted-ED: Why haven't we cured arthritis?
Me, after being in my room for several days instead of actually doing anything: I don't know
😢 Being unable to do whatever you wanted to do with your life + Physical pain 😢
I love this explanation, very easy to understand, thank you!
Praying for a cure soon
there will be none in this decade. get used to that
I have arthritis in my toes because my legs aren’t the same length. It can hurt really bad sometimes. I’m not even 30, so I cannot imagine how bad it’s going to be when I’m old.
I was thinking exactly the same thing but you will learn to control it eventually. Autoimmune diseases are affected from our moods, so if you feel sad or stressed more that usual you will hurt more. See it as a lesson on how to control yourself better. Seeing a therapist will also help you reconcile with the idea. At least it helped me.
Gut flora.
Jesus can fix you. Find an elder who's full of grace pray over you.
I have arthritis in my knees after an Acl and Meniscus trim surgery,i am only 27.
Ruined my active lifestyle.
There's cure for Arthritis with the Use of Kx2 Herbal Tea.it's one time cure and permanent. It very effective and work fast.You can order it from Dr. Vikraftsambos on TH-cam channel
accept the new life
I was diagnosed with juvenile Rheumatoid Arthritis at 1 years old, I'm now 21! Medication to help symptoms have come a long way but I'm hopeful for the future so kids don't have to go through all the pain I did as a child
Hey Ted-ed
I don't only enjoy watching your videos I also learn a lot. Your videos are crisp and so to the point. They explain the concepts in a much easy language and so almost everyone understands them. My mother has been lately diagnosed with arthritis and this video helped me a lot to understand this to a greater extent. I even would definitely love to share these uploads with my friends and family but the only problem is that they understand hindi and not english. Thereby I request you to also upload these kind of videos in hindi too. It would be a great help.
Well I don't know how to feel right now, but I still enjoyed the video and gained good knowledge. Thank you❤
being someone in their early 20s with quite severe spondyloarthritis with melting bone and fusing joints, this really sucks. and there is no cure. it just gets worse.
I'm here in a similar situation and i'm just 26 years old. I'm treating myself with yoga, nutrition and, the most important one, medicinal plants. I was skeptical at first, but it helps a lot if you search for the right plants and use in the right way.
you have bio agents tho
Thank you for making this video to make us understand and prevention
I've seen a lot of people suffering from this decease (including my father) and they seem to believe a lot of unproven things, hope this will help the young and old about arthritis.
My dad has rhomboid arthritis and we are still trying to find a medication that helps him and I had been wondering why it was so difficult to treat, thank you for explaining so well!
I literally can top any exam if you become my teacher. Such a good animation, explanation I mean whole video is so interesting and informative. 👏👏
One way to approach this problem is by the science of Macrobiotics.
Extensive studies should be carried out to find countries or regions that suffer the least from arthritis and study history of the syndrome to find out when and where it started to manifest significantly etc.
Then draw conclusions as to what foods, life style, or climate influence its spread.
Excellent! And the art is gorgeous!!
My arthritis symptoms stopped when I cut sugar , ate more veggies , and drank bone broth more often & started moving more
Just watching this seem to trigger my arthritis. I feel tingles on my knees and pelvic joints.
The animation is awesome the narration is awesome
Combining all I love this video.
I’m kind of lost. I’ve been having some slight, very slight tingles in my right hand ring and pinky finger. My thumbs tingle a lot of held still floating. I’m 14, play video games, panic a lot and overthink. It’s been 9 months since this has happened and I don’t want to burden my family.
“Do low impact activities”
Me: So is wrapping myself in silk and then falling a “high impact” activity because then I’m screwed.
I twisted my ankle twice in the month of September and this video is scaring me
Love the Non-Profit Mission of Ted Ed
I used to be a softball player for a year and it was the best cause I really love to be active. It was summer when I was 11 when I noticed my left knee is swollen but it doesn't hurt. It was kinda uncomfortable cause when I'm standing I feel this bulge in my knee. Then after 2 days, I can't walk. It hurts so much. Then after a month it was my hand, my wrist, my finger and my elbow. In just one year. At 15, I can't anymore stretch all my fingers, my elbow, can't even bend my hand, and the worst part is my right leg that joint between my hip and leg. It's the worst. I can't walk and stand for too long. Now, my back is the one acting it always hurts cause of my improper way of standing and walking. I can't seem to explain this to other people but I'm glad they don't ask me why I look like this and all but I know they know something is wrong. Sometimes I wish I was dead. I envy those people who can do all these things I can't do. I've been trying to find people who's like me but I didn't find anything. I'm only 24 now and I'm afraid I won't make it 'til I'm 50.
Same symptoms but I'm 17
My eyes are tearing reading through your comment because my story is also same but whenever I go to different place people always asks me why I am different 😭
Sorry for my English I'm not from English speaking country
Awesome and informative video
My doctors for years thought I had arthritis. I had to get x-rays and MRIs to make sure I didn’t have joint damage. It turns out I had AMPS, a condition that increase and amplifies all types of pain
I'm 17 years old and last month my finger joints started to swell and hurt. My parents thought arthritis only affected old people and made me think I was some freak but this video comforted me a lot
Hi how r u doing now?
Bro hw r u now??????
Thanks I needed this. I am going through this right now :3
So that means we particularly removed the symptoms from body ... but not able to know their root causes ...
Wow that’s great, I don’t know that ...
Thanks 🙏🏼 for this information.
Best educational TH-cam channel...
TedEd I was literally researching rheumatoid arthritis in biology a few days ago!! xD really informative and enjoyable video as well :)
Thanks, now I can forward this video to people who ask me why I have it at such young age
I dont have arthritis persay, but I have super stiff joints and they lock and creak and hurt
Nice animation!
Physical therapy and the correct type and amount of exercise are extremely helpful for pain relief and prevention of further damage especially in cases of osteoarthritis. There are millions of research studies devoted to this treatment approach. I wish I could see the work of physios more highly regarded in the medical community since PT/physic is significantly cheaper than surgeries mentioned in this video, is a less risky option, and often can be just as effective.
Animation is splendid..
almost all the videos I have watched from this Ted Ed really discourage me from smoking.
I recently started developing arthritis(in my late 20s, btw). Never had any joint issues before, then I broke my ankle a couple months back. It's healed up nicely but the joint stays sore now. The fact we're going into winter and the rainy season where I live has not helped in the slightest.
Hi how r u doing?
Take stress off joints by keeping muscles strong and stretched.
Less pressure on the pain point will help.
43 construction worker with several surgeries including 2 spine breaks. What works for may not for you but it's common sense.
What I want to know is how yesterday I had no type of arthritis and today I have rheumatoid arthritis all over? How does that happen and I was on a mostly plant based diet and dairy and red meat and pork free!!!
Yep. Can confirm, I'm a 23 year old with Rheumatoid Arthritis.
I see my mother suffering from it everyday. Everyday she cries in pain. I really wanna help her to cure this disease.
Same my mother has it and she was crying in pain too.
I was able to develop a plan using specific foods and suppliments to get my husband into remission from Junior Idiopathic/Rhumetoid Arthritis. He was heavily medicted from age 12 to 27. He's been doing well for over 3 years with no need for meds and no sign of arthritis or autoimmune on any scans or blood work. Stay strong everyone! There is hope to be found.
Hi Rebecca, can you please say what diet and supplements you have used?
What was those foods and supplements??
I'm 59 and just starting to get some in my hands and now I think my knee. It's really hard because I have MS, osteoporosis and fibromyalgia and some other issues, this just adds on. I am hopeful for some cures but also depressed...
Am sorry
Great channel
*I don’t know..cause it’s kinda hard*
Cringeyness Expressway Oh great thanks
I have pondered for some time the importance of gut flora in the health of us. And speculated that the tree of life (and you don't have to necessarily take that in a purely people of the book way) may have resulted from the ingestion of, was a killing of the optimal flora in the gut. Having been a medical laboratory tech in a previous life (and yeah, I was that kid that wanted to go to the rain forest and look for useful plants before there was a movie) and having had an interest in such subjects for some time, I had a rather accidental experience (on going also) to test the model.
I had an infection that I took a course of antibiotics for, and guess what? My gout and arthritis that I have been plagued with for some time, mainly in the lower extremities, that has been getting progressively worse over the years went completely away, for several months over the summer, and the symptoms had just recently started to reassert itself. So I figure what the heck, it worked the first time so I took another course of antibiotics, and guess what? Same result, the gout and arthritis both went away again. Now I could certainly have some other infection / microbial problem elsewhere in the body besides the gut (like Lyme disease for instance), but the most logical reason to me is that the antibiotics killed the bad flora in the gut that were producing toxins, specifically uric acid (though likely not limited to just).
Guess what else? Doing a search, there are actually studies that support that that is the case with people with gout and other diseases, having different flora in the gut then people who are, shall we say, more inclined to normal health. Unfortunately, the study only suggested that a flora culture could be used to diagnose gout and these other diseases, not that changing the flora could actually alleviate the diseases. That might indeed be bad for business me thinks.
Any hows, I also ordered a couple good prebiotics / probiotics (has 13 or so more strains, the more the better. I take at least two different brands just as a fail safe that one isn't active), and we will see how long or if the symptoms does come back this time. Also like to point out there has been other positive benefits to taking the probiotics. Less cravings all the time, weight loss, acne clearing up, clearer thinking, less fatigue, less problems with circulation, less getting tired after eating, less headaches, etc., etc., etc.
I'm certainly not the first one to suggest that flora in the gut can have dramatic effect on good health (though it is rather intuitive if we actually think about it, just remember the last time you had a case of food poisoning? We certainly know it can have a very profound effect in making us sick in big ways, but nobody ever suggest it can have chronic effects), but I'm the only one I know (least at the time) to suggest that we might have lost "immorality" because we lost the right gut flora. Immorality, leastwise to what we live now, but who knows?
And of course, nothing I have said is meant as medical advice. Just purely observations I have noticed of my own experiences and thoughts.
My mother is diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis at age 21 and now she 45. She suffered alot due to pain. Since having no treatment available. She referred to local healer who told to avoid some diets for month and to our surprise she remains well off for some time. And to keep balance of hormones and enzymes. she practised pranayam for half hour.
Hi Zavon , I reccomend your mum visiting a functional doctor as autoimmune diseases are 60-80% of the time the result of lifestyle descions - so the functional doctor will find out why she has this autoimmune condition , solving the root cause. Do some more research, They're mostly not covered by insurance.
2. Once you findout why your mum has a rheumatoid arthirits and the functional doctor acribes a plan. You can start rebuilding the cartilage.
I myself have had knee cartilage damage from suffering from an eating disorder and have found this plan to workout if done consistently.
My Cartilage has regrown through these factors:
- focusing on strengthening and building my glutes (particularly the Gluteius Medius , as this muscle is responsible for the range of motion e.g. running, walking , jumping etc.) and by building this muscle your allowing the space between the knee cap and cartilage space to grow,- thus allowing regeneration.
The exercise examples can be found here. (make sure to not do quad exercises because the quads are connected to the knee cap and therefore would add more pressure , which is what the glutes are opposingly doing as they become stronger.)
gateway.physiotools.com/Print/P.aspx?PrintDataId=444d364c8ba44a1_C69A9BE1&PtVer=201901
exercises should be for the muscle training 3-4x (in order to allow the muscle to repair itself.)
Try the repetitve exercises everyday - work out whats right for you.
- The key to how I got my cartilage to regrow was REPETITIVE MOTION. Eg I cycled on a stationary bike at minimum resistance - MAKE SURE THE SEAT IS AT IT'S HIGHEST. and then once I was able to perform that resistance, increased and repeated the process. You can also do this on a tread mill, by walking and the then increasing the incline and speed.
- Thirdly, FOOD. FOOD IS YOUR MEDICINE. I personally have 3-4 eggs with cheese, pepper and spring onions. Have Kale, cucumber, brocoli, prawns/salmon, a cup of milk, - I suggets searching what the cartilage is made of and then find the nurients in the food.
Have 3 meals a day. Stay Hydrated.
- Forthly, Sleep , SLeep , Sleep. Your body needs the time to regenerate. I Sleep around 10:30 and have a nap mid-day for 20-30 minitues.
I hope this helps :)
In addition as you , do this , if you have crepitus, it will clear up or improve , as the cartilage is repairing.
@@zohrant7399 thanks , i'll surely look into it.
Amazing animation. Could the animators please point us to the toolset used?
I have an Arthritis condition. I have taken treatment as well. It helped for a while, but still have worst lower spine pain at L4 and L5 as the soft tissues bulged. I struggle especially lying on back and wen I try to turn and change position. It's really a painful condition
I'm sorry to hear that how are you now:(
I have ankylosis spondylitis at 13 year old so much pain but after medications and exercise I am now alright but little pain in my back but guys exercise is most important
You can not compare osteoarthritis with rheumatoid arthritis. one is due to the fact that our joints are not made for such a lifespan and the other is an autoimmune disease. Of course there is no common treatment ;-)
The book “the arthritis cure” really works for osteoarthritis. Im doing the protocol now and it’s really legit.
Well I've had juvenile rheumatoid arthritis since I was like 3 and my medication has completely fixed it.
What medication did you take?
Broke my ankle and it's been stiff for months, can't wait to get osteoarthritis too 👌
Same here ! I skateboard a lot, my ankle is not very happy
Anyone else’s knees make crack noises a lot without pain?
Arthritis: "I'm inevitable"
Rhinovirus (the cold): "Hold my chicken noodle soup..."
Rhinovirus helps heal arthritis?
@@roberteischen4170 The premise of sentence structures like these prove the first speaker as weaker or is on par of doing what the second speaker is doing. In most cases the first speaker has been consistently doing something but the second speaker does something better or far worse, or sometimes equivalent to the first speaker.
I was diagnosed with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis when I was only 18 months old,
it took my parents and doctors months to figure out what's going on;
it then became stable for 19 years -
but now it comes back to me ._.
Check out Mikhaila Peterson's story and how she sent RA into remission.
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My mom suffers from arthritis. Recently I've been feeling stiffness in my joints aswell and I'm really worried. I love martial arts and working out and if I by any chance have arthritis idk if ill be able to that
By the grace of God my Arthritis has been finally cured Thanks for your help Dr Osoria thanks for being with me in my hard days and making me encourage when I was thoughtfully depressed thanks u so much sir
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What about immune suppression? Coupled with the protein bloker and the stem cell treatment, it could allow the body to stop attacking the tissue
I cured my osteoarthritis with an all beef diet mostly .. it was agonizing in my shoulder I got rid of inflammation foods and ate more protein and within a few weeks the pain was gone .
I'm korean, I want to know if this sentence has grammatical error.
However, the bad backs, elbow pain, and creaky knees so common in older people is more than just “old age.”
I think "is" should be changed to "are".
Is it right?
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I have very flat feet. Every time I spend a significant amount of time out and about on my feet, my knees ache all night. Sometimes I wonder if and when that will transition to arthritis. I find it likely since my mom has flat feet, and not only does she have arthritis, in one of her knees due to a mix of surgery and flat feet, one of her knees barely has any cartilage at all. She's told me that sometimes when standing still she feels her lower leg shift and sway independently of her upper leg.
Humira has been great for my psoriatic arthritis and spondylitis
Given the title, I didn't come to learn about the various kinds of arthritis... as one of the younger people who has it, I actually already knew a lot of this... I came to learn the answer to the question in the title. I feel like I've wasted 5 minutes of my life.
Well a read about a study, that didn't find any negative link between running and arthritis. And I consider running as a high impact sport. So am I wrong ?
I am a 13 year old kid. I had septic arthritis. Doctors said that they cured my arthritis. Can someone explain to me ?