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What Is Elbow (Olecranon) Bursitis? Elbow bursitis is a condition where the small, fluid-filled sac (called a bursa) at the tip of your elbow becomes inflamed. This sac cushions the bones and skin, but when irritated, it fills with extra fluid and swells. Visible swelling and redness in an elbow affected by bursitis Causes of Elbow Bursitis Repetitive motion or pressure: Leaning on hard surfaces for long periods. Trauma: A direct blow to the elbow. Infection: Bacteria entering through a cut or scrape. Arthritis: Especially rheumatoid or gout-related inflammation. Unknown reasons: Sometimes, no obvious cause is found. Effects on a Person’s Daily Life Swelling and visible lump at the back of the elbow Pain during movement or pressure Limited elbow motion Redness or warmth (if infected) Difficulty resting the elbow on surfaces Treatment and Cure Options Medical Treatments Non-infected cases: Rest, ice, and anti-inflammatory medications ...

Systemic Juvenile Arthritis!  What Every Mother Needs to Know? What Is Systemic Juvenile Arthritis? Systemic Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (sJIA) is a severe and rare form of arthritis that affects children under the age of 16. Unlike other types of juvenile arthritis, it impacts not just the joints but the entire body, causing inflammation in internal organs like the heart, liver, and lungs. Symptoms: The Silent Suffering of Children Swollen joints and pain are common symptoms of sJIA High, spiking fevers (often in the evenings, returning to normal by morning) A salmon-colored skin rash that appears and disappears Swollen, painful joints leading to difficulty moving Fatigue and irritability due to chronic pain Swollen lymph nodes Inflammation in organs such as the heart (pericarditis) and lungs (pleuritis) Causes: Why Does This Happen? sJIA occurs when the immune system mistakenly attacks the body’s own tissues The exact cause of sJIA is unknown, but it is classified as an au...