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    Are other diseases associated with osteoarthritis?

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    I’ve heard that having osteoarthritis can mean that I am more susceptible to other chronic disease like heart disease. Is this true?
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    It is more that there are different types of Arthritis…
    Rheumatoid A,
    Psoriatic A,
    Ankelosing spondilitis,
    Sarcoidosis

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    I have been diagnosed with Osteoarthritis, Degenerative Disease, and Spondolitis. Also have Hypertension and have a Pace Maker.
    In the morning I am very stiff and the pain isn't just all down my back but my muscles ache and it becomes very difficult to walk at times. I have had Ross River Fever years ago and was wondering whether this has caused some of this.

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