Group items tagged

The different types of musculoskeletal conditions fall into 5 main groups: Different types of arthritis can cause a wide range of symptoms, but you should see a doctor if any of the following apply to you: Arthritis can affect you regardless of your age, sex, or race, although many people who are affected won't have persistent or severe symptoms. Most types of arthritis are caused by many factors acting together.

Men's Health Highland have announced a series of free public talks on men's health, that are to be held in the Inverness Town House through the beginning of this year. Two of these talks shall be focusing specifically on arthritis: Topic: Men and Joint Replacement Arthritis Care shall have a stand on both days, where you can gather information, find support and get advice on living with arthritis.

This is a link to Men's Health Highland who are doing a series of free public talks on men's health, that are to be held in the Inverness Town House through the beginning of this year. First one is 17th Feb. Two of these talks shall be focusing specifically on arthritis:

This document has been removed from the Arthritis Care website and is on a server somewhere else. To find it do a Google search Arthritis Carers Hilary Jones

Rheumatoid arthritis is an inflammatory disease, mainly affecting joints and tendons. An inflamed joint looks swollen and red, and appears warm to the touch. The disease usually starts in the wrists, hands or feet, and can spread to other joints and other parts of the body.

In rheumatoid arthritis the affected joints are stiff (particularly in the morning), painful, tender and swollen. Usually more than one joint is affected, in a symmetrical distribution. Rheumatoid arthritis can affect any joint, but the most commonly affected are those of the wrist, hands and fingers, toes, ankles and knees.

just playing with how to do this!

A simple introduction and a brief overview of Rheumatioid Arthritis

slightly out of date but still interesting

Having links is OK it is the sharing of the PDF/paper copy of the file that was the problem

Thats great, thanks for the clarification. I now know where I went wrong so I wont repeat it. Thanks again.

If the link does not open, due to membership to nursing standard, then I have the paper saved so if you email me saying which paper on my uni email of leb00024 i will email you it over.

Sharing of articles like this is in breach of copyright. What you have to do is save the link to the paper and share this link NOT the article itself

If the link does not open, due to membership to nursing standard, then I have the paper saved so if you email me saying which paper on my uni email of leb00024 i will email you it over.

Sharing of articles like this is in breach of copyright. What you have to do is save the link to the paper and share this link NOT the article itself

Management of early rheumatoid arthritis This guideline will be of particular interest to rheumatologists, general practitioners rheumatology nurse specialists, physiotherapists, occupational therapists, dietitians, podiatrists and pharmacists. Guideline No 123 ISBN 978 1 905813 70 4 Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network

Managing Thumb Arthritis

Mr. Allum performed a total knee replacement to my left knee at the end of November 2002. My knee had become extremely painful over a period of some months as the gap between the tibia and fibia had reduced until it was bone on bone.

may be of interest-american but drugs

Highland Community Care Forum works with health and community care service users and their carers to ensure their views are heard to help shape policies and services provision.