If you live with arthritis, you likely know when to manage pain and when to call the doctor. But some signs may signal more
serious issues. Sudden shortness of breath, easy bruising, or unintentional weight loss could be red flags. Here are seven
arthritis-related symptoms that need attention: Joint Pain – Persistent joint pain, even if mild or vague,
can be an early sign of arthritis. For some, the pain feels severe and sudden,
like a broken bone. Swelling and Tenderness – Inflamed joints may feel warm, look red, and hurt when touched—especially in
cases of rheumatoid arthritis. Stiffness – Morning stiffness that lasts
more than 30 minutes could be a sign of inflammatory arthritis like RA,
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