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Trevinol ES
Joint Stiffness and Inflammation Support
Joint
pain and stiffness is a common characteristic of damage to a
joint or related tendons and ligaments and is often one of the
earliest symptoms of arthritis. Such conditions may include:
Tenderness in and around the joint Limited range of motion in
one or more joints Swelling or warmth in the tissue
What causes joint stiffness?
Joint stiffness is defined as discomfort after a period of
inactivity (such as waking up in the morning or sitting for an
extended period of time), decreased range of motion or a loss of
range of motion in a joint.
Is joint stiffness always related to
arthritis? Does joint stiffness always accompany joint swelling
and joint pain?
Joint stiffness is caused by inflammation in the synovium, the
lining of the joint. Inflammation is the body's basic response
to injury. A sequence of complicated, interrelated events work
to defend the body, ultimately bringing plasma proteins and
phagocytes (white blood cells that engulf and consume foreign
material and debris) to the injured area for the purpose of
initiating tissue repair.
Often, a residual material called Fibrin accumulates in the
injured area. If not removed, excess fibrin build-up can result
in sustained pain, loss of mobility and continued stiffness.
The abnormal synovial lining is the cause of many types of
arthritis. The only physical expression of synovial involvement
may be joint pain, or there may be swelling, redness, and warmth
associated with the affected joint. Swelling around the joint
may occur along with other symptoms linked to arthritis
including joint pain, joint stiffness, inflammation, tenderness,
redness and warmth around the affected joints. Swelling may be
caused by injury, infections, trauma, hemarthrosis (bleeding
into joint spaces) and arthritic conditions.
Other medical conditions can also cause joint stiffness,
including Tendonitis, an inflammation, irritation, and swelling
of a tendon, which is the fibrous structure that joins muscle to
bone, muscular diseases, cancer, joint trauma, or overuse of the
joint.
Sports injuries are a leading cause of joint stiffness and pain.
Although any body part can be injured, the term sports injury is
usually reserved for injuries involving the muscles, bones,
cartilage, and tissues. Traumatic sports injury, joint damage
and years of repetitive pounding may increase the risk of
developing osteoarthritis.
Trevinol was clinically developed to support the reduction of
inflammation, joint stiffness, irritation and related pain.
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