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He explains the science behind these heat-related flare-ups and offers practical advice for managing symptoms during the summer months. What factors may exacerbate arthritis symptoms in the summer?

Worth trying? GPs can refer you for this on the NHS when chronic symptoms persist for at least three to six months. Privately, shockwave therapy sessions for arthritis can cost between £100 to £250.

Osteoarthritis can’t be cured, but with the right mix of exercise, medications, and support, joint pain can be controlled and mobility restored.