Plain English Please: Do You Know Your Arthritis Lingo?

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Plain English Please: Do You Know Your Arthritis Lingo?

Do you know what your doctor means when he says "You are experiencing crepitis in the tibiofemoral joint?" Check your knowlege of commonly used terms in arthritis.Adapted from Taking Care of Arthritis published by The Reader's Digest Association Inc.

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Do you know what your doctor means when he says "You are experiencing crepitis in the tibiofemoral joint?" Check your knowlege of commonly used terms in arthritis.

Adapted from Taking Care of Arthritis published by The Reader's Digest Association Inc.