Exercises for Arthritis control

by Dr Nilima Bedekar Arthritis is a disabling progressive condition, especially when multiple joints are affected. There is pain, swelling which affects movement and function. Muscles are not able to generate force due to pain and stress. If swelling or effusion persists longer, the joint sensation call proprioception is affected hence difficulty in balance. Joint […]

Value of Laboratory Monitoring

by Dr Anuradha Venugopalan The importance of laboratory tests in patients on treatment for most rheumatic diseases lies in the early identification of potentially harmful organ damage or in the assurance of the continuing safety of the applied drugs. Nevertheless, some abnormalities are of acutely life-threatening potential. So reducing frequencies of laboratory examinations could be […]

Emergency! What Now?

by Dr Nachiket Kulkarni Emergency – the word itself heightens our awareness! It brings anxiety and worry as prominent emotions. The more important question though is – Are the emotions the emergency or the event itself? The start of the article is controversial; i concede. It was important though to highlight this aspect. It’s paramount […]

WRIST FRACTURE

by Dr Ajit N. Damle Persons suffering from various types of arthritis do develop bone brittleness because of many reasons. This affects nearly all the bones in body and hence, it is very necessary to carry out exercises, to maintain good bone strength & joint mobility. Exercises also help to maintain balance and prevent and […]