Doctor Advice

NSAIDs—non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs—are typically any arthritis sufferer’s go-to medication for pain and inflammation. In fact, in the US alone, over 50% of patients with osteoarthritis (OA) are prescribed NSAIDs. According...

Communication between yourself and your primary care physician is important in the treatment of arthritis. But you already knew that. The more pertinent concern really is, how can you best communicate your...

Fatigue is an ever-present and persistent challenge when you have arthritis. While it can sometimes be caused by inflammation, arthritis disease activity or pain; it can also be caused by...

You’re already worried about joint pain and flare ups, imagine tacking on the anxiety that comes with living through a pandemic on top of that. You’re not alone–even healthy people...

Exercise–you know for a fact that it helps you manage your symptoms better, and it has lasting, long-term benefits for arthritis sufferers. So you try your best to stay active...

Painsomnia—a person’s inability to sleep due to pain. If you have arthritis, then sadly, you’re all too familiar with this condition. In fact, according to statistics, almost 80 percent of...