Do Your Joints Hurt? Here’s a Natural Solution

Suffering from pain at various joints? Wondering what’s causing your joint pain? Here are some of the common causes of joint pain. The most common cause is osteoarthritis, also known as wear-n-tear arthritis. It occurs when the lining of the joints, called cartilage, is worn down. Osteoarthritis can damage any joint, however it most commonly affects the knees, hands and hips. It can come about due to a traumatic injury, lack of physical activity and obesity, The next most common cause of joint pain is injury to the tendons, which can range from inflammation and swelling to a partial or full tear. Tendons are the extension of muscles that attach on a bone, and these often attach around joints. This means you may feel like the pain is in your joint, but it’s really a muscle. Another cause of joint pain is Injured ligaments, particularly around the knees and ankles. Ligaments are pieces of tissue that attach bones to each other. Trauma, such as a forceful hit, is the primary cause of an injured ligament. Just like the tendon, you can partially or fully tear your ligaments. Some ligaments can heal on their own, while others need special attention. Another cause of joint pain is due to gout, which is a painful form of arthritis. Gout causes a chemical called uric acid to build up in the blood. This acid then leaks into the joints and makes crystals in the body’s joints, fluids and tissues. The crystals can be very painful and cause lots of swelling, pain and redness in the joints, such as your big toe, hand, wrist or knee. An injury to the meniscus, which is the cartilage in your knee that cushions and stabilizes the knee joint, can also be a cause of knee pain. Although the meniscus is usually injured while playing sports, arthritis in the knee can also cause painful tears in the meniscus. During some activities, especially contact sports, your knee can twist and tear the cartilage that provides cushioning between your thigh bone and shinbone. Another possible cause of joint pain is frozen shoulder which causes pain and stiffness in the shoulder. There is a capsule that connects the two bones of the shoulder and allows the ball and the socket joint to move. This capsule can become inflamed, causing a lot of pain. Eventually, you’ll start to notice you just can’t move your shoulder. Also, autoimmune diseases such as lupus and rheumatoid arthritis can be the cause of joint pain. People are born with a tendency to develop these conditions, which may be triggered by a viral infection. More common in women in their 20s and 30s than in men, these autoimmune disorders usually cause pain in small joints, like fingers, wrists and toes. Seeking a natural solution to your joint pain, without resorting to drugs and surgery? HijamaEnergetics only uses natural healing modalities such as Hijama, herbs, nutritionals, microcurrent therapy, bioenergetic remedies and emotional healing to relieve your joint pain.