Exercise Away Joint And Arthritis Pain
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Exercise to Ease Joint and Arthritis Pain
Summary
With arthritis cases expected to rise by over 50% in the next 25 years, experts are encouraging Americans to engage in regular exercise. This proactive approach can help prevent or manage joint pain and arthritis.
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Arthritis, the leading cause of disability in the United States, impacts 66 million Americans, including 300,000 children. This chronic condition often results in pain and inflammation, making everyday tasks like walking, dressing, and bathing challenging. It also has significant financial implications, costing the U.S. $86.2 billion annually in medical expenses and lost productivity.
Managing Pain
The Arthritis Foundation emphasizes that adopting healthy habits, such as increasing physical activity and maintaining a healthy weight, can help prevent or reduce joint pain and arthritis in the future.
"Walking is a simple yet effective way to boost health," says Dr. Patience White, the chief public health officer of the Arthritis Foundation. "Engaging in a 30-minute walk most days, or dividing it into three 10-minute walks, can alleviate joint pain and stiffness, strengthen muscles around the joints, enhance flexibility and endurance, and improve overall well-being."
Dr. White also points out that physical activity contributes to weight loss. For those above their ideal weight, shedding as little as 11 pounds can lower the risk of osteoarthritis or slow its progression.
A Positive Move
To motivate people to stay active, the Arthritis Foundation organizes Arthritis Walk events in over 400 communities nationwide. Sponsored by Aleve, these events feature teams walking one- and three-mile courses to support friends or family members with arthritis. Each year, thousands participate, raising funds to support essential arthritis research, public health initiatives, and policy efforts.
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