Low magnesium intake is associated with increased knee pain in subjects with radiographic knee osteoarthritis: data from the Osteoarthritis Initiative

Keyphrases

• Magnesium Intake 100%
• Knee Pain 100%
• Low Magnesium 100%
• Osteoarthritis Initiative 100%
• Radiographic Knee Osteoarthritis 100%
• Fiber Intake 40%
• Knee Osteoarthritis 30%
• Function Score 20%
• Knee Injury 20%
• Pain Score 20%
• WOMAC 20%
• Knee Function 20%
• Outcome Scores 20%
• Physical Activity 10%
• Food Frequency Questionnaire 10%
• Alcohol Use 10%
• Pain Outcomes 10%
• Functional Outcome 10%
• Caloric Intake 10%
• Inflammatory Pathways 10%
• Knee Osteoarthritis Pain 10%
• Magnesium 10%
• Body Mass Index 10%
• Linear Mixed Model 10%
• Renal Insufficiency 10%
• Muscle Inflammation 10%
• Muscle Pain 10%
• Effect Modifier 10%
• Bone Metabolism 10%
• Pain Signaling 10%
• Muscle Metabolism 10%
• Total Magnesium 10%
• Estimated Average Requirement 10%
• Pain Medication Use 10%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Osteoarthritis 100%
• Knee Osteoarthritis 100%
• Knee Pain 100%
• Magnesium Intake 100%
• Knee Function 20%
• Western Ontario and McMaster Universities Osteoarthritis Index 20%
• Knee Injury and Osteoarthritis Outcome Score 20%
• Caloric Intake 10%
• Physical Activity 10%
• Alcohol Consumption 10%
• Body Mass Index 10%
• Renal Failure 10%
• Food Frequency Questionnaire 10%
• Myositis 10%
• Myalgia 10%
• Mixed Model 10%
• Magnesium 10%
• Muscle Metabolism 10%
• Bone Remodeling 10%