Thumb arthritis

Article Abstract:

Studies reveal that thumb pain that occurs whenever one attempt to pinch or grasp something is often due to arthritis in the joint at the base of the thumb, called the carpometacarpal (CMC) joint. As a result of constant wear and tear, the joint at the base of the thumb, called the carpometacarpal joint tends to deteriorate and develop arthritis and further even as conservative measures are no longer effective, severe surgery help rectify the damage.

Diagnosis, Disease/Disorder overview

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Medical myths

Article Abstract:

Contrary to popular belief, the use of copper does not reduce pain from arthritis, stress does not cause ulcers, wet hair will not cause a cold, cancer is not contagious and reading in poorly lit areas does not cause vision problems. The facts behind the myths are described.

Analysis, Causes of, Risk factors, Ulcers, Cancer, Cold (Disease), Common cold, Vision disorders, Medical misconceptions

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Water exercise for arthritis

Article Abstract:

Careful exercise is an important part of treatment for most people with arthritis. Seven general principles to keep in mind are mentioned for arthritis patients who exercise regularly in a pool.

Methods, Aquatic exercises

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