The Savikalpa Journal

Viral arthritis usually begins shortly after a viral illness. Joint pain may develop during recovery from a fever or a few days later. Multiple joints are often affected at the same time, especially the hands, wrists, ankles, knees and shoulders.

A consistent, natural approach that supports joints, muscles and inflammation pathways can improve mobility and comfort without relying on artificial medications.

One of the leading causes of arthritis in young adults is previous joint injury. Sports injuries, ligament tears, untreated fractures or repeated impact from activities like running, weight training or climbing can permanently alter joint alignment.

While RA may not yet have a permanent cure, it is no longer defined by inevitable progression. With early diagnosis, immune-focused treatment, and holistic support, living a full, active, and symptom-controlled life with RA is a realistic and achievable outcome.

Septic arthritis develops quickly, often within hours. Key symptoms include intense joint pain that worsens with movement, swelling, redness, warmth, and fever. Patients may also experience fatigue and weakness.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a chronic autoimmune disease that mistakenly causes the body’s immune system to attack healthy joint tissue. Unlike regular arthritis that results from wear and tear, RA causes inflammation in the lining of your joints, leading to pain, swelling, stiffness, and, over time, joint damage.