Rheumatism
- In everyday language, pain in the joints and muscles is often called rheumatism. However, this is not entirely accurate, since a disease called “rheumatism” does not actually exist. There are many inflammatory and non-inflammatory diseases that cause joint pain — these are referred to as rheumatic diseases.
- If you experience any of the following symptoms for more than 3 weeks:
- • Joint pain
- • Swelling or redness of the joints
- • Crunching or clicking sounds when moving
- • Changes in the shape of the joints
- • Morning stiffness, and others
- Be sure to see a doctor for an examination. A correct diagnosis and timely treatment can help prevent complications and preserve joint health!
- Thanks to our therapist-rheumatologist, Dr. Ruhangiz Nasibli, for the helpful information.
5 February 2023
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