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Apart from trauma, another trigger for inflammation within the body is a sedentary lifestyle. This may be seen in those on bedrest with back pain or a serious injury. When the body doesn’t use parts like the muscles, tendons, and ligaments, it will start to break them down rather than expending resources on them.

While it may make sense that those with a sedentary lifestyle may experience this type of pain and swelling, it can also affect those who are just regularly inactive. Even though individuals may workout once a day if they are stationary at a desk for the rest of the day, they are at risk as well. One significant reason for this is that joints don’t have a blood supply. They are nourished and receive oxygen and nutrients through movement, making it necessary for movement to be performed every 30 minutes to an hour.

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