Can a female have arthritis at age 25?
yes; regardless of age or gender. Can be many types of arthritis. Even Osteo Arthritis can hit children under 10yoa (JOA).
I would expect a causative factor though; such as past trauma if you're talking about DJD (AKA osteoarthritis). There are many other types of arthritis though, with different target ages for each of them.
It is possible to have arthritis at just about any age!
yep they can i am 25 have it in my hip and my parterns 28 and he has it in all of his back
Can a female have arthritis at age 25?
Thanks in advance.
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yep they can i am 25 have it in my hip and my parterns 28 and he has it in all of his back
yes. Check out your diet - do a little research regarding anti-inflamitory foods that are good for arthritis. Avoid over processed foods, cut back on meat, eat more raw veggies & grains. Also check into taking enzymes - papaya & pineapple enzymes are always good to take.
My Mum keeps getting shooting pains up the right side of her neck this gives her bad headaches, makes her dizzy & her eye on the right side goes blurred & in her words wobbly.
The Doctor just keeps telling her to take the tablets & co-codamol.
I have told her to ask for a C.T scan, she can afford to pay for it,
but I do not know if this will reveal anything because at the end of the day I am only guessing.
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My Mum keeps getting shooting pains up the right side of her neck this gives her bad headaches, makes her dizzy & her eye on the right side goes blurred & in her words wobbly.
The Doctor just keeps telling her to take the tablets & co-codamol.
I have told her to ask for a C.T scan, she can afford to pay for it,
but I do not know if this will reveal anything because at the end of the day I am only guessing.
I'd ask her doctor to do a blood pressure test, and definitely send her for a scan. If she is getting symptoms on one side of the body only and losing balance she could be having TIAs or mini strokes.
Hi sounds like you r mum is getting Migraine.
i also suffer in that way visual disturbances slurred speech and some weakness down one side.
it can be very frightening when it happens I have had a ct scan whcih gave me the diagnosis.
Sadly yes. Ive just turned 23 and have it quite badly in a number of joints. It started when i was 16. At the moment i need a hip replacment but am obviously too young. Have you been to see ur dr about it? He/She will be able to refer you to a rheumatologist
So what are the problems with your health?
Arthritis at least is not incurable.
There's a special branch of reflexology which
can help in most cases of not too severe disorders,
if interested feel free to PM.
Arthritis at least is not incurable.
Interesting statement; care to expand?
Can a female have arthritis at age 25?
Hi marrybruce
Sorry to hear about your problems, however there is a tried and trusted cure which has been around in India for centuries and that is turmeric powder. It was first described in the Ayurveda thousands of years ago and has numerous health benefits.
It cures arthritis in 90% of cases. The active compound is curcumin which gives turmeric its yellow colour. Take a level teaspoon twice a day, either in a Little hot milk with honey or even in your food (such as scrambled eggs). Curcumin is fat soluble so you will get maximum effect when it is taken in food.
Most curries have turmeric in them and accounts for the low preponderance of arthritis in those who regularly take turmeric in their food.
There are few contraindications, however it does have blood thinning properties so avoid taking it with aspirin etc.
This link gives you further information and just 'google' curcumin and arthritis and you will have a plethora of purported benefits.
http://www.diagnose-me.com/treat/T132350.html
Keep at it for four to eight weeks and let us know how you get on.
Best wishes
Chan.
a cure? for arthritis? that's 2 claims for that now; and yet neither come from the richest people in the world - and trust me, whoever finds a "cure" for arthritis will make Bill Gates look like an abject pauper!
You may have options that can reduce symptomatology, but there is no cure. Any claims that there are cures are unethical (IMO, extremely so); just like "cures" for cancer.
I'd also be interested to know which type(s) of arthritis these "cures" work on.