Joint Pain: The straightforward Manner

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The thyroid gland uses iodine to produce hormones, so an inadequate or excessive amount of iodine in your diet can contribute to thyroid disease. Studies also have found that a lack of vitamin D is linked to rheumatoid arthritis, an autoimmune disease characterized by swollen, aching joints and numbness and tingling in the hands and feet. Food allergies -- Food allergies or sensitivities have been implicated in many cases of arthritis, particularly RA. In dogs, the specific fatty acid, EPA, has been shown to have the most effect in contrast to humans and horses (i.e. flaxseed oil is not effective in pets). You can be shown some simple exercises to perform regularly yourself, as well as specific muscle-stretching exercises to ensure mobility around the low back and pelvic areas. A chartered physiotherapist should be able to assess the mobility of the sciatic nerve. The median nerve controls the sensation in your thumb, index finger, and middle finger. From the symptoms that you describe, it seems likely that tension in the sciatic nerve has a role in producing your pain. As the list of new potential targets continues to grow at a rapid rate, this exciting area of joint neurobiology will probably yield useful and beneficial pain control medicines that could act on one or a combination of these nociceptive pathways.

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