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Arthritis is medically speaking, inflammation (swelling) of the joints.

many forms of Arthritis can cause inflammation and swelling at some time and many have their origin in inflammation. You would be more accurate in saying that arthritis is often accompanied by swelling or inflammation , however this is not always the case. It depends on the form of arthritis and at other times the stage it is at.

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swelling is a sign of inflammation which accompanies and in some cases causes arthritis.

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