Learn about how functional disability is often one of the early signs that you can have rheumatoid arthritis.
Joint pain is the most prominent symptom of osteoarthritis (OA), but these are other important clues too.
This chronic pain condition may be tricky to diagnose, but hearing how patients describe their own symptoms can make the signs easier to spot.
Doctors might be able to use this simple office test to predict whose knee OA may need more serious treatment.
You might think of dry eyes or a parched mouth, but there are other subtle signs of Sjogren’s you may be ignoring.
You might be aware of joint pain, but it’s important to be aware of the other RA symptoms that can help clinch a diagnosis.
If you have osteoarthritis in the joints of your fingers, you could have what’s known as ‘inflammatory OA.’
By Nicole Kwan
A chronic low-grade fever can be an early — and surprising — clue for RA.
Some signs of gout, like pain in the big toe, may be obvious. But other gout symptoms can be more subtle.
Doctors told Frances Downey that her foot pain was plantar fasciitis. Here’s how she discovered it was actually psoriatic arthritis, a type of chronic inflammatory arthritis.
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