Frequently Asked Questions
What are the factors that contribute to osteoarthritis ?
On X-ray, osteoarthritis can be seen in about 80% of older persons who are 55 years of age and older. An estimated 60% of them have symptoms. Around the world, 240 million adults are thought to suffer osteoarthritis symptoms. Compared to men, post-menopausal women have a higher incidence of knee osteoarthritis.
Older age is the largest risk factor for primary OA, according to the 2022 review provided by a Reliable Source. According to experts, this elevated risk is caused by age-related muscle loss, joints' inability to withstand deterioration with time, and higher bone turnover.
Other possible risk elements include:
● muscular tremor
● vitamin D deficiency
● Movements that are repetetive
● metabolic disorders
● low bone mass
● obesity
● smoking
Older age is the largest risk factor for primary OA, according to the 2022 review provided by a Reliable Source. According to experts, this elevated risk is caused by age-related muscle loss, joints' inability to withstand deterioration with time, and higher bone turnover.
Other possible risk elements include:
● muscular tremor
● vitamin D deficiency
● Movements that are repetetive
● metabolic disorders
● low bone mass
● obesity
● smoking
How do I know if I have osteoarthritis ?
● Keep track of what makes your pain worse or better so that your doctor can determine whether osteoarthritis or another condition may be the cause.
● List any other arthritic family members. Your doctor might suggest more exams like these:
○ X-rays using magnetic resonance imaging,
○ MRI, can detect bone spurs as well as cartilage degradation.
● Doctors may order blood tests to rule out other conditions that could be causing the discomfort, such as rheumatoid arthritis.
● List any other arthritic family members. Your doctor might suggest more exams like these:
○ X-rays using magnetic resonance imaging,
○ MRI, can detect bone spurs as well as cartilage degradation.
● Doctors may order blood tests to rule out other conditions that could be causing the discomfort, such as rheumatoid arthritis.
How long will the therapy last ?
Since it is based on the severity of the sickness, the patient's age, genetic make-up, and natural constitution, there is no set period of time for Ayurveda for osteoarthritis treatment. Ayurvedic osteoarthritis treatments often last two to three weeks.
Is it possible to cure osteoarthritis ?
Osteoarthritis is a persistent illness that cannot be cured. Ayurveda, on the other hand, gives us the ability to effectively treat the illness, and stop their progressio.
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