Generalized arthropathy

Generalized arthropathy is the presence of pathological changes affecting multiple joints of the body, which may result from degenerative, inflammatory, or metabolic causes. It is often characterized by pain, stiffness, restricted mobility, and reduced joint function. It may be associated with conditions such as osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, or other systemic disorders. Diagnosis is based on clinical examination, medical history, and, when necessary, imaging and laboratory tests. Treatment aims to reduce symptoms, maintain mobility, and improve quality of life through exercise, physiotherapy, medication, or other specialized therapies.