I believe swimming is good for people with arthritis (though there seems to be saying that people with rheumatoid arthritis should avoid swimming?) . I wonder if it helps prevent it? Are lifelong swimmers less likely to develop arthritis in old age?
Funny how I thought of this question. Yesterday I saw my friend's cat. She used to be a very active cat, but now at 15 she's walking like an old lady and had pains due to arthritis. It was sad to see her in this state knowing what she's like when younger. :( (My question pertains to human beings, though ;))
Oh, and I can sometimes predict earthquakes!!
That's interesting and very useful, seeing you are in CA :)
Swimming in cold water makes my elbows HURT.
That's what I was thinking about. I heard some say cold water is not good for arthritis; I wonder if it just makes it painful, or also worsens the condition.
And I wonder whether frequently swimming in cold water could cause arthritis??? :confused:
Lainey - Have you ever tried a neoprene sleeve?
Though you were talking about laptops ;)
Oh, and I can sometimes predict earthquakes!!
That's interesting and very useful, seeing you are in CA :)
Swimming in cold water makes my elbows HURT.
That's what I was thinking about. I heard some say cold water is not good for arthritis; I wonder if it just makes it painful, or also worsens the condition.
And I wonder whether frequently swimming in cold water could cause arthritis??? :confused:
Lainey - Have you ever tried a neoprene sleeve?
Though you were talking about laptops ;)
