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If you’ve been diagnosed with gout, certain lifestyle changes can help prevent flare-ups and slow disease progression. Discover practical steps you can take to fight back and feel your best.

Arthritis pain makes it tempting to stay sedentary, but regular exercise can help ease joint pain and improve your quality of life. Learn simple, rheumatologist-approved tips for staying active, so you can feel your best.

Joint pain and stiffness are the most common symptoms of arthritis, but they don’t always show up first. Discover five surprising signs of arthritis that often develop before achy joints, so you can catch the problem as early as possible.

Now that spring is right around the corner, many people are looking forward to getting outside and exercising. But if you have arthritis, you may worry about injuring yourself or triggering joint pain. These tips can help you move safely.

Rheumatoid arthritis (RA) is a common cause of chronic joint pain and stiffness, but it can also increase your risk of heart problems. Find out how RA affects cardiovascular health, and learn about three steps you can take to help protect your heart.

Almost everyone experiences dry eyes occasionally, but if your symptoms occur alongside other issues, such as joint pain or fatigue, it may indicate Sjögren’s syndrome. Learn about Sjögren’s syndrome causes, symptoms, and treatment here.

If you have fibromyalgia, just getting through the day can be a challenge. Fortunately, you don’t have to face it alone. Here are a few of our favorite lifestyle strategies for keeping fibromyalgia symptoms at bay.

If you regularly experience pain and stiffness in your shoulders, hips, or neck, a possible cause is polymyalgia rheumatica (PMR). Read on to learn about PMR, including how to spot the signs, when to see a doctor, and how to get relief.

Identifying the signs of vasculitis early can reduce your risk of serious complications and improve your quality of life. Learn about the symptoms of this rare condition — and find out about treatment options to protect your health.

Everyone experiences back pain and stiffness occasionally, but if these problems persist, they could signal a more serious condition called ankylosing spondylitis. Learn how to spot the signs and when to act, so you can protect your spine.

Did you know joint pain is one of the most common non-abdominal complications of inflammatory bowel diseases like Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis? Learn why it happens, what it feels like, and how to treat it.

If osteoarthritis runs in your family, you’ve probably wondered whether you can prevent it. This blog dives into that question and shares simple, effective strategies to keep your joints healthy.

Autoimmune diseases can be difficult to manage, but medication isn’t the only tool available. Take a moment as we highlight holistic strategies that may ease symptoms and support your general well-being.

Gout attacks can strike at any time, leaving you in pain during even routine activities like standing and walking. The good news is that you can prevent flare-ups with a few healthy lifestyle changes. What changes? Let’s explore.

Do you have joint pain along with skin changes, like itching and scaling? If so, you may be dealing with psoriatic arthritis (PsA). Learn more about PsA, ranging from its causes and symptoms to its treatments.

Osteoporosis affects millions of Americans and increases their risk of broken bones. Learn how to protect your bones and reduce your risk.

Lupus can make your life challenging, but the right strategy can tame symptoms and make things easier. Discover 10 tips for living with lupus.

Are your unpredictable rheumatoid arthritis symptoms affecting your daily life? Learn how your food choices may help or hinder symptom management.

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Katy Rheumatology & Associates (KRA) is excited to announce that Dr. Padma Chimata is the Medical Honoree for 2022 Houston Walk to Cure Arthritis. KRA invites you to contribute to the success of this event by making a monetary donation.