Clinical evaluation of Rumalaya forte in osteoarthrosis

The common symptoms of osteoarthrosis include pain in the joint during or after use, discomfort in the joint before or during a change in the weather, swelling and stiffness in the joint particularly after using it and bony lumps on the middle or distal end of the joints of the fingers or base of the thumb. There may be associated loss of flexibility of a joint. The acute pain of early osteoarthrosis often tends to fade within a year of its appearance, but may revert back with overuse of the affected joint. No single test can diagnose osteoarthrosis as diagnosis is based on a combination of clinical history, physical examination, radiological examination of the joint and if required aspiration of synovial fluid for confirmatory diagnosis.