Arthritis Insights
Tips for reducing your risk of developing arthritis, or for managing your condition to live your best life with arthritis
Tips for reducing your risk of developing arthritis, or for managing your condition to live your best life with arthritis
Whether you have been diagnosed with arthritis or are looking for ways to reduce your risk of developing arthritis, HAPPY
reminds us of the key actions we can take.
Maintaining a Healthy weight; being physically Active;
Protecting your joints; forming Positive
health habits; and working with Your healthcare team gives us the best chance to live
well with arthritis!
More articles and information to help you learn about your arthritis and look after your overall health if you have been diagnosed with arthritis.
It is not uncommon for someone living with arthritis to be diagnosed with more than one arthritic condition
Almost every type of arthritis can impact the hip and cause pain, stiffness, swelling and inflammation.
Foot pain has a major impact on people living with Rheumatoid Arthritis.
What are the different causes of foot pain?
The 29 joints that make up our hands are common sites for arthritis.
Your spine is one of the hardest working parts of your body.
Your feet provide the foundation for your body to stand upon, therefore looking after them is very important.
Here’s a look inside the pain process, and how the type of pain you have determines its treatment.
Arthritis can impact your mental health. Your mental health can impact your arthritis.
Over 1/4 of people living with arthritis have a mental health condition..
Arthritis is a chronic health condition that affects not only our physical health, but also our mental wellbeing.
Having a chronic disease like arthritis can bring an array of feelings and emotions.
Psychiatrist Prof. Ian Hickie discusses some of the common emotional impacts associated with RA
Many forms of arthritis are much more common in women than in men.
With proper planning and medical care, most people with arthritis can have safe, successful pregnancies.
Gout is one of the most treatable forms of arthritis.
A couple of updates have come into effect which may be of interest to, or impact those living with arthritis
Osteoporosis is the condition of weakening bones and increases our risk of fractures.
Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD) is a term used to describe Crohn’s Disease and Ulcerative Colitis.
In this article, we are exploring diabetes as one condition that can have links or similarities with
arthritis.
Vasculitis in an autoimmune disease that causes inflammation and narrowing of blood vessels.
It is very likely that genes play a part of developing some types of arthritis.
Follow these 3 simple tips to look after your bones.
Aussie men experience different health outcomes to Australian women.
October is National Safe Work Month - a month to recognise and commit to building a safe and healthy workplace for all.
Work can pose many challenges when you are living with arthritis.
With proper planning and medical care, most people with arthritis can have safe, successful pregnancies.
A new report from AIHW finds that 1 in 5 Australians over the age of 45 live with chronic pain.
Arthritis can affect many joints within the body, decreasing the ability to bend and move well.
A new report from the Australian
Bureau of Statistics using
the 2021 Census dataset finds...
There are many different reasons why your joints may be sore.
The hands are a common site for arthritis. It can make our every day activities very difficult.
Living with arthritis, dealing with a flare or feeling anxious about your symptoms can cause distress.
There are over 100 conditions grouped under the umbrella term 'arthritis'.
Once you have made an informed decision to have an operation for your arthritis, don’t put it off.
Learn about diagnosing arthritis, managing your arthritis and how Arthritis QLD can help
A new report from the Australian
Institute of Health and Welfare
is now available.
Learn more about fibromyalgia, its symptoms and causes, how its diagnosed and treatment available.