if a year old child gets juveline arthritis,will it go away as time goes by.

Every child is different, n everyfamily is different...it is important to remember dat arthritis is a family affair.. n due to dis, it is difficult to predict the future of dss disease (JRA).. it actually depends on da type of arthritis and the laboratory values

typical JRA in a young child often goes away n stays gone...most of da other types are not so clear

hope dis helps

shukriya
in what sense it is a family affair plz clarify.
plus main juvenile pneumonic arthiritis ke baaray mein jaanna chahti hoon

it is a family affair cuz its genetic for sum.

i am not a doctor yet. Lekin itna pata hai k kuch logoon k genes kharab hote hian too onhain arthrites hota hai (mutation) aur kuch logoon ko yeh naturally milla hota hai ( its in dere genes... genetic) .. kuch logoon ki arthrites bohut buri hoti hai aur kuch ki buri nahien hoti hai ...

i dun have much info abt juvenile pneumonic arthiritis ... but um .. i can do a lil research on it .. n ithink u shud go to book stores jahaan arthrites se related bookz hoon .. so u can get more accurate answers

for da child juvenile pneumonic arthiritis, i cant say much now... research is needed cuz i dun wanna tell u nythin rong .. am sure correct info means alot

ok... juvenile pneumonic arthiritis .. wat i cud find was

pneumonic --> is related to da lungs...

juvenile arthiritis --> it has a number of diff conditions lekin woo sab ziada tar childhood main bachoon ko hit kartii hain.. ( major joint inflammation hai )

" There seems to be some genetic link to dis disease, based on the fact that the tendency to develop JA sometimes runs in a particular family, and based on the fact that certain genetic markers are more frequently found in patients with JA and other related diseases. Many researchers have looked for some infectious cause for JA, but no clear connection to a particular organism has ever been made. "

i cant suggest nythin mor to it... kyun k kissi bhi bache ko juvenile arthiritis se diagnose karte hove bohut sare symptomz ko collect kar k daikha jata hai .. as i hav said b4.. for a typical JRA, yeh kuch bachoon main chali jaati hai .. lekin so lil is known abt dis disease dat not alot can b suggested !

i hope dis helped

thankyou
to aap medical student hain
khushi hai hc ko e aur doctor milne wala hai
net par kaafi padha juvenile arthiritis ke baaray mein.uske alawah yahan poocch kar itminaan hota hai.
my best wishes

Thank U Shafaq... aur inshallah jald hi HC ko naii doctor mil jaye gi
internet par itna sab kuch hai k confusin lagta hai ..
I hope i helped !!
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During Treatment for Juvenile Arthritis

The outlook is generally good in juvenile arthritis. Children often fare better than adults with similar joint disease. Anti-inflammatory drugs rarely cause side-effects such as rash or indigestion. Disease-modifying drugs can affect the blood cell count and this will be checked regularly and carefully. Steroid treatment in high dosage may result in a swelling of the face, a prominent abdomen, easy bruising, hair loss, and a stunting of growth. The steroid is therefore given in the lowest dose which is capable of controlling the disease. Steroid tablets are often taken on alternate days: this approach may reduce the side-effects.

After Treatment for Juvenile Arthritis

The outlook varies for the different types of juvenile arthritis. A few children with severe disease will need supervision into adulthood with physiotherapy and advice about dealing with deformed or fused joints. Those with eye involvement will have their eyes checked regularly over a long period. Very rarely amyloid disease occurs in long standing cases. Amyloid is an abnormal protein substance which results from the chronic active inflammatory process. This material may clog up certain tissues like the kidneys and liver, causing a variety of problems.

If Juvenile Arthritis is Left Untreated

Inflamed joints would heal with scar tissue fusing joints in abnormal positions. A few severely diseased children would end up in wheelchairs. Inflammation of the eye could lead to blindness. Amyloid disease would be more likely to occur.
Effects on Family of Juvenile Arthritis

The child with arthritis requires a lot of family support. Even with only a lower limb involved, attendance at school may be difficult. Children may have to attend regional centres in rheumatology to get expert management and expert care. Their psychological and educational development must be continued while their inflammation is controlled.

thanks for the great info tihami
appreciated.

main yun bhi internet par har cheez dekhti rethi hoon,lekin usmien yahi lagta hai ke ayaa sab infi relieable hai ke naheen.to yahan zyadah itminaan ho jata hai



aur plz koi mere title ki spellling sahi kar de.