Joint Pain
Inflammatory Disease cannot only cause swelling but also joint pain. The same fluid build up that causes the aforementioned swelling can also cause joint pain and tenderness. Believe it or not, Inflammatory Disease is one of the leading causes of arthritis. Again, if you experience this symptom, speak to your doctor and get their professional opinion.
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