What is arthralgia and how is it different from arthritis?
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Posted on May. 31st, 2008

Arthralgia is a medical term referring to painful joints, it is a symptom.

Arthritis is a term referring to a group of medical conditions affecting the joints and is generally applied to inflamed joints.


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