Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when uric acid is excreted from the body. It is not excreted properly. The book also states: Uric acid particles
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What Is Arthritis Or Gout?
Rheumatoid arthritis is a common type of joint
pain that is very painful. Rheumatoid arthritis occurs when uric acid is excreted from the body. It is not
excreted properly. The book also states: Uric acid particles accumulate in the
water (zalal) found around a joint in arthritis patients, especially but in the
toe joint. Uric acid is found in our blood. It is formed when a chemical
process breaks down a compound called purine in food. Uric acid is usually
excreted from the body through urine, but only if it is whole. If not properly
removed from the body, it begins to accumulate in the form of tiny particles in
a joint. These particles usually accumulate in the toe, but other joints can
also be affected, causing the joint to become swollen. Yes, it feels hot to the
touch and it causes excruciating pain.
Alfred, an arthritis sufferer, says: The pain is so intense that even
the slightest touch can cause death. According to an Australian organization
that provides information on joint pain, if arthritis is not treated, the pain
usually lasts for a week. At first, the onset of arthritis may last for months
or years. But if no precautions are taken, the onset of arthritis can be
quicker and more severe, and the joints can be permanently damaged.
Occasionally, arthritis becomes a permanent disease. Rheumatoid arthritis is
one of the most common types of arthritis that can be successfully treated. In
the case of an arthritis attack, the patient is usually given painkillers and
anti-inflammatory drugs. He is given medicines that prevent uric acid from
being produced in the body. Can arthritis attacks be prevented? It is possible
but the patient should know which things can cause arthritis.
Causes of Arthritis
According to some experts, more than 5% of
arthritis patients have someone else in the family. Alfred, mentioned earlier,
said: My father and my grandfather had arthritis. In addition, the disease is
more common in men, especially those between the ages of 6 and 7. In fact, men
are three or four times more likely to be infected than women. Women usually
get the disease at the age when menopause stops.
Obesity and diet
An encyclopedia states: Nowadays, for the treatment of arthritis,
it is not often recommended to avoid foods that contain high levels of purines.
For example, obesity, insulin ineffectiveness and high blood fats (such as
cholesterol). However, some experts say that it is beneficial to avoid foods
that are high in purine, such as yeast, certain types of fish, small meats, and
large meats.
Alcohol
As a
result of excessive drinking, uric acid is not completely eliminated from the
body and thus begins to accumulate in the body.
Diseases
According to the Mayo Clinic, a US research institute, there are some diseases
that can cause arthritis, some of which are: High blood pressure, diabetes,
high blood fats and cholesterol and Narrowing of the arteries. Arthritis can
also occur when a person suddenly or seriously becomes ill or is injured and
therefore falls into bed. In addition,
the kidneys. The disease can also cause arthritis, which often occurs in the
toes because it reduces heat and blood circulation, and in both cases there is
a high accumulation of uric acid.
Medications
Some
medications also increase the risk of arthritis, such as aspirin, dehydration
drugs (often given in the case of high blood pressure), and organ transplants.
Medications given during and during chemotherapy.
Five Tips to Prevent Arthritis Attacks
Most of the causes of arthritis are related to
eating and drinking habits, so following these tips can reduce the incidence of
arthritis.
1. Since arthritis is related to the breakdown
of food in the body, patients should not overeat so that they do not gain
weight. This is also important because being overweight puts pressure on the
joints. ۔
2. Don't diet because it increases the amount of
uric acid in the blood.
3. Avoid eating too much meat. Some experts
recommend eating low-fat meat and not eating more than 5 grams of meat a day,
including chicken and fish.
4. If you drink alcohol, drink in moderation. It
is better to abstain from alcohol during an arthritis attack.
5. Drink plenty of water and juices, etc. This
will dilute uric acid and expel it from the body.
Footnote:
These symptoms can also appear when calcium
pyrophosphate particles accumulate in the joints.
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