What is the cause of chronic arthritis?

Arthritis is a mutation that affects ones' DNA. Usually Arthritis is passed down from one generation to another. The mutated DNA then throws off the natural biochemistry inside ones' body which includes effects on these mechanisms: T-Cell mutations or abnormalities Immune system compromise Synovial fluid, cartilage, and bone attacks We have the technology to analyze DNA, but a few decades away to possibly synthesizing it too.

We are very close to being able to tell who could get it in future years.

The RA factor blood test is an indicator for RA. Its' result can be positive, borderline, or negative.