ARTHRALGIA

In medicine, 'arthralgia' (literally: "joint pain", from "arthros" = "joint" and "-algia" denoting "pain") is the presence of painful joints in the absence of frank arthritis. It is present in a number of rheumatological diseases, most notably lupus erythematosus.

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Causes

Disease/disorders

Medications

See also

References

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Causes

Disease/disorders

★ Acute lymphoblastic leukemia

★ Atypical pneumonia

★ Behçet's disease

★ Celiac disease or Coeliac disease

★ Chikungunya

★ Chronic fatigue syndrome

★ Community-acquired pneumonia

★ Crohn's disease

★ Ehlers-Danlos syndrome

★ Fibromyalgia

★ Hemochromatosis

★ Hyperimmunoglobinemia D with recurrent fever

★ Hypothyroidism

★ Kawasaki disease

★ Lupus erythematosus

★ Lyme disease

★ Malaria

★ Neutrophil granulocyte

★ Pharyngitis

★ Pneumonia

★ Sarcoidosis

★ Sjögren's syndrome

★ Takayasu's arteritis

★ Toxic shock syndrome

★ Trichinosis

★ Scleroderma

★ ADHD

★ Sarcoidosis

★ Hypermobility Syndrome

★ Morgellons disease

★ Hepatitis

★ Whipple disease

★ Waldenstrome's macroglobulinemia

★ Multiple myeloma

★ Rheumatic Fever

Medications

★ Immunosuppressive drugs

★ Methylsulfonylmethane

★ Nelfinavir

★ Polybrominated biphenyls

★ Pyrazinamide

★ Thioamide

★ Quinupristin/dalfopristin

★ Vardenafil

★ Zimelidine

★ Zetia

★ Equasym Hydrochloride

★ Methylphenidate Hydrochloride

★ Isotretinoin

★ BONIVA (ibandronate sodium)

See also

References

External links