Your two options are to cope or miter the joint. Mitering is generally the easiest and fastest technique for beginners since ...

The study, published in the Journal of Rheumatology, examined dyadic coping—when a couple engages in joint problem solving, joint information gathering, or the sharing of feelings and mutual ...

Many menopausal women experience joint pain due to a drop in oestrogen, which increases inflammation. Cold weather can also exacerbate joint pain for a number of reasons, including reduced blood flow ...

Joint pain is a common symptom of the menopause and can often get worse as the temperature drops. Many menopausal women experience joint pain due to a drop in oestrogen, which increases inflammation.