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Knee Pain Increase In People In 30s And 40s, Why And Prevention
Knee Pain In 30s: Study reveals mild cartilage defects and small bone spurs in people in their 30s (even without symptoms). Read on to know how you can protect your joints.
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Diabetes May Rise Infection, Blood Clot Risks After Knee Surgery: Study
Diabetes may not only lead to joint pain that can severely damage your knee but also increase the risk of infections and blood clots after knee replacement surgery, according to a new study led by Indian researchers.
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Stopping Arthritis Before It Begins: Its Possible, Says Study
Osteoarthritis occurs when the protective cartilage that coats the ends of the bones breaks down over time, resulting in bone-on-bone friction. The disorder, which is often painful, can affect any joint, but most commonly affects those in our knees, hips, hands and spine.
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Haldi (Turmeric) If Consumed Daily May Treat Arthritis-Related Knee Pain: Experts Reveal
As per the study by researchers from the University of Tasmania, Australia, turmeric has shown evidence to bring relief from arthritis-related knee pain.
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Turmeric For Knee Pain: Supplements Of Turmeric Show Promising Results Than Placebo, Finds New Study
Turmeric for knee pain: Curcumin has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anticancer and neuroprotective properties. Inflammation reducing properties of turmeric can be helpful for treatment of Rheumatoid arthritis and knee osteoarthritis.
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Low Carb Diet May Help Reduce Pain For Knee Osteoarthritis Patients: Study
A number of studies have also looked at the role of diet and nutrition in reducing osteoarthritis pain and a recent study has indicated that following a diet low in carbohydrates may help.
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Following Low-Carb Diet May Reduce Pain In Knee Osteoarthritis Patients: Study
A new study has said that following a low-carb diet may help relieve symptoms of knee osteoarthritis.
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Knee Pain May Lead To Depression; Try These Foods That May Help Reduce The Pain
According to a study published in the journal of the American Geriatrics Society, Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis affecting millions of people worldwide; knee pain from osteoarthritis which damages the quality of life, can in turn lead to depression
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Knee Pain Can Lead To Depression
According to a study, knee pain from osteoarthritis, which damages the quality of life, can in turn lead to depression.
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Knee Pain Could Up Depression Risk In Elderly: 4 Foods That May Help Manage Depression Naturally
Osteoarthritis could take a toll on quality of life, which would eventually lead to depression, noted the study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
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Exercise Alone May Not Help You Knees: Try These Foods to Beat Knee Pain
A new study,presented at the 103rd Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of Radiological Society of North America in Chicago, suggests that you should focus on a combination of a good diet, weight loss and regular exercise to slow down the degeneration of knee cartilage.
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The Cracking Sound Your Knees Make Could be a Sign of Osteoarthritis
According to a new study, published in the journal Arthritis Care and Research, if you hear a grating, cracking or popping sound often when you bend your knees or move around, it could be a warning sign ofOsteoarthritis.
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Here's How Weight Loss Can Save Your Knees and Joints
A new study,published online in the journal Radiology, shows that losing some weight can help in saving your knees, relieving the pain and even reducing the risk of osteoarthritis.
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Painful Knees? Online Intervention Can Be Your Solution
According to a new study, online interventions which combine home-exercises andtraining thathelps in curbing the pain provide remarkable benefits for the victims of chronic knee pain.
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Grapes' Goodness: Goodbye, Knee Pain!
Read up! For here is a good news for all those who suffer from knee pain. A recent study has established that daily intake of grapes can help getting relief from knee pain, especially the ones triggered due to symptomatic osteoarthritis. Grapes are high...
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Knee Pain Increase In People In 30s And 40s, Why And Prevention
Knee Pain In 30s: Study reveals mild cartilage defects and small bone spurs in people in their 30s (even without symptoms). Read on to know how you can protect your joints.
-
Diabetes May Rise Infection, Blood Clot Risks After Knee Surgery: Study
Diabetes may not only lead to joint pain that can severely damage your knee but also increase the risk of infections and blood clots after knee replacement surgery, according to a new study led by Indian researchers.
-
Stopping Arthritis Before It Begins: Its Possible, Says Study
Osteoarthritis occurs when the protective cartilage that coats the ends of the bones breaks down over time, resulting in bone-on-bone friction. The disorder, which is often painful, can affect any joint, but most commonly affects those in our knees, hips, hands and spine.
-
Haldi (Turmeric) If Consumed Daily May Treat Arthritis-Related Knee Pain: Experts Reveal
As per the study by researchers from the University of Tasmania, Australia, turmeric has shown evidence to bring relief from arthritis-related knee pain.
-
Turmeric For Knee Pain: Supplements Of Turmeric Show Promising Results Than Placebo, Finds New Study
Turmeric for knee pain: Curcumin has anti-inflammatory, antioxidant, anticancer and neuroprotective properties. Inflammation reducing properties of turmeric can be helpful for treatment of Rheumatoid arthritis and knee osteoarthritis.
-
Low Carb Diet May Help Reduce Pain For Knee Osteoarthritis Patients: Study
A number of studies have also looked at the role of diet and nutrition in reducing osteoarthritis pain and a recent study has indicated that following a diet low in carbohydrates may help.
-
Following Low-Carb Diet May Reduce Pain In Knee Osteoarthritis Patients: Study
A new study has said that following a low-carb diet may help relieve symptoms of knee osteoarthritis.
-
Knee Pain May Lead To Depression; Try These Foods That May Help Reduce The Pain
According to a study published in the journal of the American Geriatrics Society, Osteoarthritis is the most common form of arthritis affecting millions of people worldwide; knee pain from osteoarthritis which damages the quality of life, can in turn lead to depression
-
Knee Pain Can Lead To Depression
According to a study, knee pain from osteoarthritis, which damages the quality of life, can in turn lead to depression.
-
Knee Pain Could Up Depression Risk In Elderly: 4 Foods That May Help Manage Depression Naturally
Osteoarthritis could take a toll on quality of life, which would eventually lead to depression, noted the study published in the Journal of the American Geriatrics Society.
-
Exercise Alone May Not Help You Knees: Try These Foods to Beat Knee Pain
A new study,presented at the 103rd Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting of Radiological Society of North America in Chicago, suggests that you should focus on a combination of a good diet, weight loss and regular exercise to slow down the degeneration of knee cartilage.
-
The Cracking Sound Your Knees Make Could be a Sign of Osteoarthritis
According to a new study, published in the journal Arthritis Care and Research, if you hear a grating, cracking or popping sound often when you bend your knees or move around, it could be a warning sign ofOsteoarthritis.
-
Here's How Weight Loss Can Save Your Knees and Joints
A new study,published online in the journal Radiology, shows that losing some weight can help in saving your knees, relieving the pain and even reducing the risk of osteoarthritis.
-
Painful Knees? Online Intervention Can Be Your Solution
According to a new study, online interventions which combine home-exercises andtraining thathelps in curbing the pain provide remarkable benefits for the victims of chronic knee pain.
-
Grapes' Goodness: Goodbye, Knee Pain!
Read up! For here is a good news for all those who suffer from knee pain. A recent study has established that daily intake of grapes can help getting relief from knee pain, especially the ones triggered due to symptomatic osteoarthritis. Grapes are high...
