- An Outcome of Arthritis
Arthritis is a prevalent condition that causes joint inflammation and edema. Even though it’s a condition that many people associate with aging, the truth about arthritis is that it can occur at any moment in your life; in fact, there are many cases of arthritis diagnosed in children and adolescents.
Several subtypes of arthritis exist, such as rheumatism (or rheumatoid arthritis) and osteoarthritis: Depending on the form of arthritis you have, it can affect your body in a variety of ways, accompanied by a variety of symptoms other than joint swelling and pain.
One of the first things that may be affected by an arthritis flare-up is the eyes: Vision impairment and blurred vision can be a direct consequence of the inflammation caused by arthritis, which then affects the rest of the body.
In most cases, the condition is manageable, particularly in its early stages. Consult your physician if you have symptoms or a family history.
