Arthritis
If you feel pain in your joints or notice redness in the area, it could be a sign of deteriorated cartilage caused by arthritis. Our doctor in Hudson, NY will diagnose your symptoms and provide you with the best, all-natural treatment for your arthritis pain. We’re devoted to providing you with long-term pain relief so that you and your family can resume a happy, healthy life.
Whether you suffer from arthritis or simply a little joint pain, relief can be achieved without drugs
Call us for a free consultation and let’s get you out of pain!
(518) 380-2432
Arthritic Pain Relief Treatment
For arthritic pain, we offer chiropractic care treatment. Our chiropractors in Hudson reset your body back to its ideal positioning, helping your entire musculoskeletal and nervous systems function.
Chiropractic adjustments reduce the inflammation of affected areas, improve function, and help your body recover from tension and stress.
What Causes Arthritis?
Rheumatoid arthritis is caused by environmental factors or infection. When your body produces antibodies to fight diseases, they can also attack your joints. Your genetics might play a role in the condition of your cartilage, causing arthritic pain.
Post-traumatic arthritis is developed after joint dislocations and fractures. Your body secretes certain hormones following an injury, which might cause cartilage to subside. As cartilage wears away, you experience more and more arthritic pain.
Osteoarthritis is identified by inflammation, heat, and redness at the joint. As the degrading cartilage is worn away, it results in friction from raw bones rubbing on each other, degeneration of your joints, and pain.
Types of Arthritic Conditions
Although your symptoms are unique to your body, there are four common types of arthritis:
- Osteoarthritis, which is also referred to as degenerative joint disease. This type happens when cartilage wears away over time, and in extreme cases, it completely disappears.
- Rheumatoid arthritis, which is an autoimmune disease, meaning the immune system attacks healthy joints, organs, and tissues. In severe cases, rheumatoid arthritis can deform or even change a joint permanently.
- Post-traumatic arthritis develops after a joint injury. Tendonitis or ligament tears may occur instantly or well after the initial injury.
- Psoriatic arthritis occurs when psoriasis, a scaling skin disorder, affects the joints at the ends of the fingers and toes. If the spine is involved, you’ll experience back pain in addition to other joint pain.