Arthritis is an inflammation of the joint, which may be primary or develop against the background of another disease. Common causes of pathology are infections, injuries or metabolic disorders. Arthritis is the general name for inflammatory joint diseases in which a person feels pain, especially when walking or during physical exertion. Inflammation affects the inner (synovial) membrane of the joint. Doctors call this condition synovitis. With it, an accumulation of effusion (synovial fluid) occurs directly in the joint cavity. can be both a major disease and a side complication of a number of ailments. Complex diagnostics and long treatment make arthritis of the joints one of the most serious diseases.
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