Jennifer Caudle, DO, explains the relationship between the two chronic diseases and gives tips for managing joint pain.
Making time for yourself can reduce stress and may even reduce inflammation.
Anxiety may intensify physical arthritis symptoms and vice versa.
Learn how to live better with psoriatic arthritis, as well as prevent long-term damage to your joints.
Here are quick tips that you can do every day to help you manage your psoriatic arthritis.
Ashley Koff, RD, reveals what foods make up an anti-inflammatory diet.
Maintain a healthy, balanced diet to reduce pain associated with chronic inflammation.
Olive oil is rich in polyphenols, which can help keep inflammation and pain at bay. Here’s how to enjoy the benefits.
Kale, spinach and arugula are packed with anti-inflammatory and antioxidant phytonutrients.
Meditation may help reduce stress and even help reduce pain caused by psoriatic arthritis.
Whole grains are some of your best weapons against inflammation.
Studies show that people who eat more fruit and vegetables have lower rates of inflammatory disease.