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Arthritis: Symptoms, Therapies and Treatments


this health issue involves inflammation

this health issue involves inflammation in the joints and can be a debilitating

in the joints and can be a debilitating

in the joints and can be a debilitating problem hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and

problem hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and

problem hi I’m Rebecca Brayton and welcome to watchmojo.com today we’re at

welcome to watchmojo.com today we’re at

welcome to watchmojo.com today we’re at the Montreal Children’s Hospital to

the Montreal Children’s Hospital to

the Montreal Children’s Hospital to learn more about arthritis and how to

learn more about arthritis and how to

learn more about arthritis and how to manage it on a day to day basis what is

manage it on a day to day basis what is

manage it on a day to day basis what is arthritis exactly arthritis is a group

arthritis exactly arthritis is a group

arthritis exactly arthritis is a group of diseases where there’s inflammation

of diseases where there’s inflammation

of diseases where there’s inflammation in the joints so the first part of the

in the joints so the first part of the

in the joints so the first part of the word art means joints and itis at the

word art means joints and itis at the

word art means joints and itis at the ends mean inflammation what causes it

ends mean inflammation what causes it

ends mean inflammation what causes it there’s about a hundred kinds of

there’s about a hundred kinds of

there’s about a hundred kinds of arthritis and so every type of arthritis

arthritis and so every type of arthritis

arthritis and so every type of arthritis is different so it’s hard to speak about

is different so it’s hard to speak about

is different so it’s hard to speak about the particular cause and at this point

the particular cause and at this point

the particular cause and at this point in time we don’t yet understand fully

in time we don’t yet understand fully

in time we don’t yet understand fully what causes this disease or this group

what causes this disease or this group

what causes this disease or this group of diseases what are the most common

of diseases what are the most common

of diseases what are the most common types of arthritis osteoarthritis is

types of arthritis osteoarthritis is

types of arthritis osteoarthritis is more common I would say in the elderly

more common I would say in the elderly

more common I would say in the elderly population it’s caused by premature

population it’s caused by premature

population it’s caused by premature aging of the joints but there’s other

aging of the joints but there’s other

aging of the joints but there’s other types of arthritis that are less

types of arthritis that are less

types of arthritis that are less frequent but can be quite severe in

frequent but can be quite severe in

frequent but can be quite severe in summer and in some patients like

summer and in some patients like

summer and in some patients like rheumatoid arthritis in the adults and

rheumatoid arthritis in the adults and

rheumatoid arthritis in the adults and there’s also juvenile arthritis and

there’s also juvenile arthritis and

there’s also juvenile arthritis and children what symptoms should we look

children what symptoms should we look

children what symptoms should we look for the main symptoms are pain in the

for the main symptoms are pain in the

for the main symptoms are pain in the joints there’s also fatigue and there’s

joints there’s also fatigue and there’s

joints there’s also fatigue and there’s stiffness which is usually present in

stiffness which is usually present in

stiffness which is usually present in the morning after patients wake up they

the morning after patients wake up they

the morning after patients wake up they feel stiff after having slept all night

feel stiff after having slept all night

feel stiff after having slept all night in the same position and then they get

in the same position and then they get

in the same position and then they get slowly better as the day progresses how

slowly better as the day progresses how

slowly better as the day progresses how does it affect a person who is suffering

does it affect a person who is suffering

does it affect a person who is suffering from it arthritis can affect the life of

from it arthritis can affect the life of

from it arthritis can affect the life of people in so many different ways people

people in so many different ways people

people in so many different ways people who are work it can make the work

who are work it can make the work

who are work it can make the work environment more difficult sometimes we

environment more difficult sometimes we

environment more difficult sometimes we need to have the work adapted for the

need to have the work adapted for the

need to have the work adapted for the patients living for with arthritis

patients living for with arthritis

patients living for with arthritis sometimes patients can find difficult to

sometimes patients can find difficult to

sometimes patients can find difficult to also work five days a week because they

also work five days a week because they

also work five days a week because they feel so tired by it and by the end of

feel so tired by it and by the end of

feel so tired by it and by the end of the week kids with arthritis can also

the week kids with arthritis can also

the week kids with arthritis can also find it difficult to attend school or to

find it difficult to attend school or to

find it difficult to attend school or to learn how to write and so on

learn how to write and so on

learn how to write and so on participation into sports is also

participation into sports is also

participation into sports is also challenging for patients living with

challenging for patients living with

challenging for patients living with arthritis and I can also lead to social

arthritis and I can also lead to social

arthritis and I can also lead to social isolation because when you’re in pain

isolation because when you’re in pain

isolation because when you’re in pain feeling tired you don’t necessarily feel

feeling tired you don’t necessarily feel

feeling tired you don’t necessarily feel like seeing your friends or going out

like seeing your friends or going out

like seeing your friends or going out you feel more like staying at home how

you feel more like staying at home how

you feel more like staying at home how serious can it be every patient is

serious can it be every patient is

serious can it be every patient is different some patients have mild form

different some patients have mild form

different some patients have mild form of diseases but some patients it can get

of diseases but some patients it can get

of diseases but some patients it can get serious the point that they some

serious the point that they some

serious the point that they some patients can become physically disabled

patients can become physically disabled

patients can become physically disabled with joint deformities and even

with joint deformities and even

with joint deformities and even requiring sometimes joint replacement

requiring sometimes joint replacement

requiring sometimes joint replacement what kind of therapy is best for

what kind of therapy is best for

what kind of therapy is best for treatment we use a combination of

treatment we use a combination of

treatment we use a combination of therapy so there’s the medications that

therapy so there’s the medications that

therapy so there’s the medications that are really important to control the

are really important to control the

are really important to control the inflammation and prevent damage but

inflammation and prevent damage but

inflammation and prevent damage but there’s also physical activity so

there’s also physical activity so

there’s also physical activity so physiotherapy and occupational therapy

physiotherapy and occupational therapy

physiotherapy and occupational therapy which involve exercises that are

which involve exercises that are

which involve exercises that are specifically adapted for patients living

specifically adapted for patients living

specifically adapted for patients living with arthritis in situation where it’s

with arthritis in situation where it’s

with arthritis in situation where it’s an inflammatory arthritis so like

an inflammatory arthritis so like

an inflammatory arthritis so like rheumatoid arthritis or juvenile

rheumatoid arthritis or juvenile

rheumatoid arthritis or juvenile arthritis we use anti inflammatory

arthritis we use anti inflammatory

arthritis we use anti inflammatory medications we use immunosuppressive

medications we use immunosuppressive

medications we use immunosuppressive medications that will control or

medications that will control or

medications that will control or suppress the immune system to really

suppress the immune system to really

suppress the immune system to really control the inflammation and that has

control the inflammation and that has

control the inflammation and that has two goals is to one the first goal is to

two goals is to one the first goal is to

two goals is to one the first goal is to maintain the quality of life of the

maintain the quality of life of the

maintain the quality of life of the people affected but the second goal is

people affected but the second goal is

people affected but the second goal is also to prevent long-term damage is

also to prevent long-term damage is

also to prevent long-term damage is there anything we can do to prevent

there anything we can do to prevent

there anything we can do to prevent arthritis we don’t present precisely

arthritis we don’t present precisely

arthritis we don’t present precisely know what causes arthritis so it’s hard

know what causes arthritis so it’s hard

know what causes arthritis so it’s hard to predict who will get arthritis but

to predict who will get arthritis but

to predict who will get arthritis but for for example for osteoarthritis one

for for example for osteoarthritis one

for for example for osteoarthritis one thing that can I think help to prevent

thing that can I think help to prevent

thing that can I think help to prevent the

the

the development of us to arthritis is is to

development of us to arthritis is is to

development of us to arthritis is is to be careful with waking what activities

be careful with waking what activities

be careful with waking what activities should we avoid are there any activities

should we avoid are there any activities

should we avoid are there any activities that can aggravate the condition in

that can aggravate the condition in

that can aggravate the condition in general exercises excellent for people

general exercises excellent for people

general exercises excellent for people living with arthritis but it has to do

living with arthritis but it has to do

living with arthritis but it has to do with choosing the right exercise for

with choosing the right exercise for

with choosing the right exercise for each person there are exercises clearly

each person there are exercises clearly

each person there are exercises clearly that could aggravate the pain of a

that could aggravate the pain of a

that could aggravate the pain of a patient so it has to do with how much

patient so it has to do with how much

patient so it has to do with how much you do of the of the exercise there are

you do of the of the exercise there are

you do of the of the exercise there are clearly exercises that are good for

clearly exercises that are good for

clearly exercises that are good for people with arthritis for example

people with arthritis for example

people with arthritis for example swimming because there’s no impact on

swimming because there’s no impact on

swimming because there’s no impact on the joints while you’re in the water

the joints while you’re in the water

the joints while you’re in the water biking is also good walking is excellent

biking is also good walking is excellent

biking is also good walking is excellent as well thank you very much thank you

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