1. Joint Tenderness
Joint tenderness is usually tied to atrophic arthritis. this is often the autoimmune version of arthritis and is understood for persistent inflammation. it’s also a telltale sign of osteoarthritis, which is that the commonest sort of arthritis. This involves the erosion of cartilage within your joints. because the cartilage wears away, so does the lubrication your joint must move efficiently. the shortage of lubrication is what causes the joints to become inflamed and tender.
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