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Arthritis is a common health problem that causes pain and inflammation in joints. This condition is very common in the UK with more than 10 million Brits suffering from arthritis or other, similar conditions that affect the joints. Although arthritis can affect people of all ages it often emerges as you get older - here are five signs to spot the early onset of this debilitating condition.

Osteoarthritis is the most common type of arthritis it affecting almost 9 million in the UK alone.

The pain and stiffness commonly associated with arthritis emerge where the joints become inflamed, but there are other signs of this painful condition to watch out for.

There are lots of different types of arthritis and the symptoms you may experience will vary according to which type you have.

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Sadly there isnt a cure for this condition but there are lots of treatments that can help to slow it down.

That is why its so important to seek diagnosis as soon as possible, the earlier you start treatment the better.

Treatments include medication, physiotherapy and in some cases surgery.

Surgical procedures such as hip replacements may be needed in the worse cases.

Being active and exercising regularly can help reduce and prevent pain.

The NHS say: "As long as you do the right type and level of exercise for your condition, your arthritis won't get any worse.

Combined with a healthy, balanced diet, regular exercise will help you lose weight and place less strain on your joints.

It adds: Your GP can recommend the type and level of exercise that's right for you.

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Arthritis symptoms: Five of the most common signs of arthritis you might be missing - Express

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