Can past joint surgery predict future chances of arthritis?

Old injuries to the joints are more susceptible to becoming arthritic later in life. Signs and symptoms of arthritis of the knee are a deep, aching joint pain, which worsens with movement. Inflammation of the joint is often present as well as morning stiffness which decreases with movement.

One might also experience a grinding or crunching sound with movement. Injury to the knee is only one cause of arthritis. There are other factors involved such as heredity, weight, overuse of the joint and crystal deposits which can cause degeneration of the cartilage of the knee.

There are several things one can do to slow down the progression of arthritis. First, make sure to maintain an ideal weight as extra weight puts more stress on the joints. Start an exercise progam which helps maintain range of motion and strength around the joint.

Knee supports, braces, anti-inflammatory drugs and hot and cold treatments can all help with the symptoms.

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