Arthritis is a major health issue today, affecting 15% of Australians at some time in their lives. From infancy onwards arthritis can lead to chronic pain and have a severe impact on the daily lives of sufferers. The Arthritis Book is a concise guide to understanding and living with arthritis. It explains the different forms of arthritis, how it is diagnosed, how to recognise the symptoms, discusses the medical and surgical treatments that are available as well as their side-effects and outcomes, and offers some practical advice on how to minimise the effects of arthritis on your daily life. In this practical and informative book, journalist and health writer Margaret Gore introduces arthritis sufferers to all the basic facts they need to make informed choices and to manage this debilitating disease.
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Margaret Gore is a journalist and writer who has worked in Britain and Australia for over 20 years. She has been a media consultant to the National Social Issues Committee of the Royal Australasian College of Physicians and is the author of four health books, including Your Family'S Health and The A-Z Of Teenage Health. Margaret was also editor of Family
Circle magazine and has been a medical writer for magazines such as Woman'S Day.
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