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Rheumatory Arthritis
Rheumatory arthritis will have no affect on high
blood pressure or cholesterol.
Pain and inflammation of the joints when the
injured joints are in pairs like both knees,both
elbows,both fingers is an indication of an
arthritic autoimmune condition. An autoimmune
condition is when the immune system attacks instead of protects the body.
Rheumatory arthritis will have no affect on high
blood pressure or cholesterol.
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Rheumatory Arthritis
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arthritis, cholesterol
The starting treatment should be rest and a healthy diet. Exercise irritates the joints so exercise should be held to the minimum. Exercise
just enough to keep the joints supple and to
prevent tightening of the joints. If drugs are
necessary start with mild ones and progress to
aggressive drugs if needed. All drugs should be
under a doctor's care and closely monitored for
progress and for dangerous side affects.
Rheumatory arthritis will have no affect on high
blood pressure or cholesterol.
