to the best of my knowledge, arthritis is a symptom of a disease process. curing the disease, normally eliminates the Arthritis. some diseases are known to cause arthritis, and some are not yet known. detecting the causative disease is an ongoing science, and is extremely difficult. if no disease is acquired, there is no arthritis; if an arthritis causing disease is acquired, arthritis can develop. "arthritis" is a much debated subject, so this opinion is not "exact science".
It is at this point not yet understood what precisely causes most forms of arthritis. However. Treatments are being developed that help control the pain damage and deformity involved with these diseases.
A person can be suffering from arthritis the day they are born In many cases arthritis comes with the wear and tearr of age and traumatic damage. However there are forms of arthritis that where inflamation is the result of problems with the imune system. these conditions can hit even very young children. I for example showed symptoms before I was 7 years old.
The amount of time it takes for a person to get arthritis if it appears at all. would depend on the type of arthritis. for example some people have a genetic leaning towards osteoarthritis which is a non inflammatory form of the disease usually the result of wear and tear, this generally does not start to appear until a person is in their 30's or older. another form of osteoarthritis can be caused by joint damage like breaks and other forms of trauma. Then there are the inflammatory forms of arthritis like rheumatoid arthritis and these can come on at any age favouring women at a rate of 2 to1. arthritis gets its name because of its effect on joints however the harm does by the more then 100 forms of arthritis affects many other parts of the body and its organs.
Yes a person can get arthritis at any age. It is wise to seek advice if you suspect that a child has arthritis in order to protect her / him from the posibility joint damage.
You can be born with arthritis, so I guess any age. but if its not passed on by the parents you can get it as early as 12-15 pending if you work alot or play alot of Video Games...
Any age
Rheumatoid arthritis which is an autoimmune disease can happen at any age to any person It does however favour females to males.
Two risk factors for arthritis are obesity and age.
Arthritis is a condition, not an illness, or a contagious or infectious disease. No one can 'pass' arthritis onto anyone else. Arthritis affects the bones. And yes, animals can have arthritis.
Arthritis is an auto-immune disease that has no respect for age. And being of a certain age is no guarantee that you will be afflicted with arthritis. Joints can eventually become creaky with age, an issue that nutritional supplements can help greatly. This site is a terrific source of information on arthritis: http://www.arthritis.org/
Yes. A person of any age can get a disease called rheumatoid arthritis
There are over a hundred forms of arthritis and they can effect people of any age and from any walk of life.
yes, anyone, regardless of age, sex, ethnicity, etc. can develop arthritis.
Women
Between 2 to 3% of them have Rheumatoid arthritis
No it is not a person of any age can contract or be born with a predisposition fro RA. Ra is an immune disorder that is deccribed a Juvenile Rheumatoid arthritis if it hits children and teenagers It is also 2 thirds more likely to effect to females then males. statistical it is more likely to become a problem after age 30 then before then.
35Answer:Arthritis, both rheumatoid and osteo-, is often thought of as disease of the later stages of life. Osteoarthritis often strikes in the third and fourth decades of life, rheumatoid in cases peak in the 4th an 5th decade. However juvenile rheumatoid arthritis strikes children below the age of 16. Distribution of age of onset is bimodal (the first peak at 2 years of age and the second at 9 years)