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How am I supposed to exercise when I am in pain?
This is a very common concern and tough question. If youāre in pain, there are a number of things you will want to do, and usually exercise does not make that list.
Why do changes in the weather make my joint pain worse?
People with low-grade inflammation in their body particularly inflammation in their joints, may feel stiffer or more achey in certain weather conditions. Research still hasnāt confirmed a definite cause-and-effect link between weather and joint pain.
What is the link between oral health and arthritis?
Oral health and arthritis are closely linked, with periodontal disease acting as both a trigger for Rheumatoid Arthritis (RA) and exacerbating its inflammation.
What is the difference between legal cannabis and the other one?
When people talk about cannabis, it falls into one of two categories: medicinal (legal) or recreational (not legal as at 2024).
What is the difference between a clinical exercise physiologist and a physiotherapist?
There is a difference between a clinical exercise physiologist and a physiotherapist, but there is a crossover, and both have unique benefits.
Discover the charms of the Whanganui Garden Amble
The Garden Amble invited visitors to embark on a self-guided tour that showcased the passion and diversity of the gardeners. From historical renovations to innovative greenhouses, each stop on the amble presented a distinct theme and gardening philosophy, reflecting the creativity and dedication of its caretakers.
Increasing gout education at Te RÄ o te Raukura
Arthritis NZ had a stall at the 25th annual Te RÄ o te Raukura (Te RÄ) at Te Whiti Park in Lower Hutt, Wellington on 27 January 2024.
Heat and humidity: Tips to cope if you have arthritis
For many people with inflammatory arthritis and related autoimmune conditions, soaring temperatures and high humidity levels can prompt symptom flare-ups, causing acute fatigue, increased joint pain, weakness, and difficulty thinking.
Arthritis Tips: Lifestyle and mindset advice from people with arthritis
We have curated advice for people who are newly diagnosed or struggling with their arthritis. Here are tips to help with lifestyle adjustments and how to keep a positive mindset from our community of people who have arthritis.
COVID-19 Advice for People with Inflammatory Arthritis and Related Autoimmune Diseases
COVID-19 advice for people with inflammatory arthritis and related autoimmune diseases from
Arthritis New Zealand and New Zealand Rheumatology Association.
