Question:
can people in their 20's develop arthirites ?
Salman Hashmi
2005-12-18 17:08:26 UTC
can people in their 20's develop arthirites ?
Six answers:
Amanda
2005-12-18 19:14:20 UTC
depends on which arthritis your talking aboyt, otherwise yes! * Both men and women can get reactive arthritis.

* It usually affects people between the ages of 20 and 50.

* Some people may be more likely to get reactive arthritis. These are people who have a certain type of body tissue. This type of tissue, called HLA-B27, occurs in only a small number of all people. People get their tissue type from their parents, just as they do hair colour and blood type.
KJ
2005-12-19 01:11:49 UTC
Yes, especially if they lead a very active lifestyle (such as playing sports). I'm only 25 and I have arthritis in both my knees from being a softball catcher...
learner
2005-12-20 12:08:45 UTC
yes



rheumatoid arthritis is a common autoimmune disorder. many individuals with this produce a group of auto - antibodies. such auto-antibodies bind to normal circulating igG antibodies , resulting in igM-igG complexes, this can activate the complement cascade and results in type 3 hypersensitivity.



sportsperson also are more prone to the arthritis in younger ages.
chait_thecheetah
2005-12-19 04:02:31 UTC
yes my neighbour at the age of 3 has arthritis
giftlite
2005-12-19 02:15:06 UTC
Yes. Arthritis can be caused from strains and injuries caused by repetitive motion, sports, overexertion, and falls.
2005-12-19 01:09:23 UTC
yes


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