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  Joint pain can be caused by too much activity, trauma, or improper movement. Injuries are a very common cause of joint pain in adults. These injuries can occur during vigorous activity or after a serious accident. The most common causes of this type of pain usually result. From overuse or excessive exertion of the joint. Overuse or over-stressing of a joint is common for athletes and professional athletes. And those involved in contact sports. Some examples of overuse injuries include sprains, tendonitis, bursitis, and muscle strains. An accident-causing severe physical damage to one or more joints can also lead to joint pain and swelling . Common causes of this type of pain include trauma (e.g., fall, auto-accident), rheumatoid arthritis, tendonitis, tendon rupture, and congenital muscle Arthritis occurs when the cartilage cushions the joints. Becomes dry, inflamed, brittle, and damaged. Common symptoms of arthritis include stiffness and swelling. And clicking or crepitus in the jo

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