Joint Pain

Nearly one in four adults over the age of 60 will experience hip pain making it a serious health concern for seniors. Let’s explore the common causes so you can start a conversation with your doctor!

There are lots of options out there that will help strengthen joints and build muscle to further protect weak knees, hips, ankles, and other joint issues, without putting any resistance or pressure on the joints.

Some of these foods won’t be that surprising as they’re pretty unhealthy already on their own, but others might! Here are some examples of foods that may lead to joint pain.

As a result of factors like age, genetics, and diet, cartilage can break down and synovial fluid can become clogged, causing inflammation and joint pain. Fortunately, you can help to slow down the effects of these factors by including more of these 14 joint healthy foods into your diet.

Frozen shoulder causes pain for many people. It can be described as a shooting pain from the shoulder and down the arm, and often results in a limited range of movement. We look into some facts to know about this condition.

Hip pain is a very common complaint seen by physicians. It may affect individuals of any age. We look into the common causes of hip pain.