Chronic joint symptoms (CJS) develop from the significant changes our joints undergo as we age, exercise and engage in everyday activities. These changes can lead to chronic joint symptoms such as discomfort, aching, stiffness, loss of flexibility and swelling in and around a joint.
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Though the exact reasons are unclear, it’s a fact that millions more women in the U.S. experience CJS than men. With some CJS, women are afflicted at a 9-to-1 ratio compared to men.1
No matter what your age, carrying excess weight can affect your overall joint health. Recent studies indicate that people who are overweight are much more likely to complain of joint pain than those carrying less weight.
Whether you are a professional or a weekend warrior, you put a lot of stress on your joints that can have long-lasting effects. What many athletes may not be aware of is that the cartilage in their joints can wear away even if they haven't sustained serious sports-related injuries. And, as you get older, joint cartilage breaks down faster.
Men and women typically enjoy the greatest joint flexibility while in their mid- to late- 20s. As we age, bone, muscle and connective tissue are all affected. Though you can’t stop the march of time, there are things you can do to improve your joint flexibility and overall health.
1Arthritis Foundation. Arthritis in Women. Available at: http://www.arthritis.org/conditions/woman/default.asp. Accessed June 21, 2006.
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Though the exact reasons are unclear, it’s a fact that millions more women in the U.S. experience CJS than men. With some CJS, women are afflicted at a 9-to-1 ratio compared to men.1
No matter what your age, carrying excess weight can affect your overall joint health. Recent studies indicate that people who are overweight are much more likely to complain of joint pain than those carrying less weight.
Whether you are a professional or a weekend warrior, you put a lot of stress on your joints that can have long-lasting effects. What many athletes may not be aware of is that the cartilage in their joints can wear away even if they haven't sustained serious sports-related injuries. And, as you get older, joint cartilage breaks down faster.
Men and women typically enjoy the greatest joint flexibility while in their mid- to late- 20s. As we age, bone, muscle and connective tissue are all affected. Though you can’t stop the march of time, there are things you can do to improve your joint flexibility and overall health.
